Article October 10, 1914 Issue

In the review of "Modern Substitutes for Traditional...

Charles W. J. Tennant—London, England

Saturday Review

In the review of "Modern Substitutes for Traditional Christianity," by the Rev. Mr.—, in a recent issue, is the statement: "Nearly everybody would like to be convinced by Mrs. Eddy's gospel, but her rigmarole gives us nothing new that is worth having." Mrs. Eddy's discovery of the Science of Christ, the demonstrable knowledge of Truth, has brought into the homes of hundreds of thousands of the human race an understanding of God and man's relation to Him which has resulted in a condition of health, peace, and prosperity that to them was certainly new and well worth having. The teachings of Jesus may seem a "rigmarole" to those who do not understand them, nevertheless they are clear and practical to those who do.

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