Article April 27, 1912 ISSUE

THE LECTURES

with contributions from F. van Hasselt, Stella G. North, Atlas Jones, Duncan Sinclair, Elisha B. Seeley

Under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, The Hague, William D. McCrackan lectured on Saturday, Jan. 6, to a very attentive and large audience in Diligentia Zaal, on Christian Science. In introducing the speaker, F. van Hasselt, retired artillery colonel of the Dutch army, made the following remarks:—

Your presence here is a proof either of your interest in Christian Science or of your desire to discover what are the doctrines of this new-old religion of Jesus Christ, as taught, practised, lived, and established by him. I call Christian Science a new-old religion, for it makes no pretension to being aught but the restoration of that simple but rich Christianity which the great Master taught nineteen centuries ago, and which had lost much of its simplicity and much of its richness.

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