Article March 30, 1912 Issue

It should be said that real Christian Scientists would...

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New York (N. Y.) Globe

It should be said that real Christian Scientists would never send children to school knowing they were suffering from a contagious disease, and that they are particular to obey the laws of the land in regard to quarantine, etc. Christian Science has proved its worth, and is here to stay. It certainly cannot be suppressed by persecution or prosecution while it is doing good work and obeying the laws of the land. Those who have been healed by Christian Science after death sentences had been pronounced upon them by medical doctors, cannot in fairness be compared with insane criminals for going to such a sure help for future ills. They are insured this right by common sense and by the constitution and American freedom. So long as these exist, the right of the individual to choose the particular method of healing he believes best suited to his needs cannot be abrogated.

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