Editorial March 26, 1910 Issue

A QUESTION ANSWERED

Editor

[We have been asked to answer a question which is practically the same in intent as one which was asked and answered in the Sentinel of May 18, 1899. The question was so satisfactorily answered at that time that we feel we can offer our questioner no better solution than will be afforded by a republication of the article as it then appeared.—Editor.]

Is it in accordance with the teaching of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," in treating disease, to have lists of causes of special sins for each disease? For instance, "Rheumatism: treat or deny supposed anger," etc.—L. R.

The above inquiry contains a long list of diseases. Over against each specific disease, or affected part, some mental quality is assigned which must be specifically handled, the list of mental qualities corresponding to the number of diseases manifested on the body, whether large or small.

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