Article April 29, 1911 Issue

The cause of Christian Science was founded so entirely...

Charles K. Skinner

Bay City (Mich.) Times

The cause of Christian Science was founded so entirely on the Scriptures and the teachings and works of Jesus Christ, with the understanding that God is its divine Principle, that no earnest student or seeker can be disturbed concerning its future. They know that upon themselves devolves the duty of living up to the teachings of its Founder, Mrs. Eddy, as laid down in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." As every statement therein has been proved true by repeated demonstration, they are sure that if their faithfulness is equal to their understanding, the religion they have espoused will not only stand against the assaults of misapprehension and disbelief, but through its ministrations of peace and comfort it will continue to enlarge its borders as it has in the past.

The whole matter summed up is this, that those who have no moral or material interest in the growth of Christian Science, but rather who are opposed to what they think Christian Science is, are the persons who are the most active in their prognostications. It is said that the wish is father to the thought. Sometimes it is.

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