Article May 22, 1909 Issue

The attempt to belittle the efforts of Christian Scientists...

L. V. Dittemore

New Rochelle (N. Y.) Standard

The attempt to belittle the efforts of Christian Scientists because the results of their practice are not always instantaneous will not find a very hearty response in the minds of just and tolerant readers. If consecration and earnest prayers are of any avail, the healing works of Christian Science will continually approach a greater degree of efficiency. Our critic should rejoice in the accomplishment of good through any system, instead of endeavoring to tear down and destroy simply because the convictions of his fellow-religionists are not in strict conformity to his own. Christian Scientists do not boast. They do not consider themselves better than others. They only try to be grateful that they are better than they formerly were.

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