Article April 6, 1912 ISSUE

The widest scope in personal freedom is the one most...

Charles D. Reynolds

Concord (N. H.) Monitor

The widest scope in personal freedom is the one most conducive to human progress. Freedom to try out in daily practice our ideals and theories indicates the line along which all progress has come and mankind has advanced. To the wide toleration that has obtained here in our America, which has given impetus and freedom to individual endeavor, is due much of the progress of this hour, and Christian Scientists are grateful beyond measure as a people for the freedom that has permitted them to prove the possibility of reinstating here in our modern world primitive

Christianity—the whole of the teachings of the Founder of the Christian religion, which as practised by him included the healing of sickness, thus proving that sickness and death are the fruits of sin.

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