Article July 16, 1910 Issue

Christian Science and Christianity are one, and the...

Edward W. Dickey

San Diego (Cal.) Union

Christian Science and Christianity are one, and the teaching of Christian Science, which is scientific Christianity, is distinctive, and there is no religion or philosophy that can be combined with it, as it presents itself as one complete whole. No possible analogy exists between Christian Science and theosophy, new thought, or spiritualism. Christian Science is without logical antithesis, and a recognition of any of its good points must mean its recognition as a whole. It is not occult, nor in any wise based upon human belief or material phenomena.

Every effort for good is to be commended, but any effort that has to do with the teaching of Christian Science must abide by Christian Science exclusively. It is a Science infinite in its nature and purpose, and something that cannot possibly be explained by anything unlike itself. As stated above, it is impossible to associate Christian Science with other present-day teachings, and as the world at large becomes better acquainted with this Science and the "fruits" thereof, this fact will be universally recognized.

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