Article November 7, 1914 Issue

In answer to an editorial in a recent issue, I would like to...

William C. Kaufman—Missoula, Mont.

Missoulian

In answer to an editorial in a recent issue, I would like to say that The Christian Science Monitor is not in politics, and does not advocate the views of any political party. It is therefore unfortunate that this impression has gone out. It is always refreshing to look on the bright side of things in the face of seeming obstacles, and this is what Christian Science is doing. Business confidence has been more or less in the balance, and if The Christian Science Monitor saw a brighter outlook, it was right to voice it immediately, in order to throw the weight into the right scale, and thus aid the entire country.

There is great need for more constructive thinking; and since Christian Science stands in the foreground, demanding right thinking, it is natural that Christian Scientists have been subject to closer observation than that which would befall other individuals who do not stand for the teachings of Christian Science.

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