Article April 16, 1910 Issue

CHRISTIANITY AND CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Frederick Dixon with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy

Coventry (Eng.) Herald

The following article by Frederick Dixon is sound and scientific; it cannot be permeated with an insinuation unscriptural or an argument illogical. It is as firm as the foundation of Truth, and it is immortal.

I thank Mr. Dixon for his clear-cut scientific sentences, simple sound logic, and above all for his honest declarations in the face of his disputants. His calm, sound, and demonstrable utterances are undeniable by honest men or women of common sense, and are practically accepted by the logician, by the religious, literary, and historic authors and editors of this period.

Mary Baker Eddy
April 7, 1910

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