Article March 14, 1914 ISSUE

In a recent issue the Rev.— writes: "The science of...

Richards Woolfenden

The Southport (England) Guardian

In a recent issue the Rev.— writes: "The science of mental healing need not be concerned with any special cult. To believe in the active powers of faith it is not necessary to become a Christian Scientist or to attach one's self to any church in particular; neither is it necessary to leave any church."

From this it is quite evident that your contributor is laboring under fears which he finds it difficult to conceal. The fact of the matter is, that many today can see no other alternative than the course indicated; and for that reason great numbers are finding their way into the Christian Science church. There is only one explanation for this. It is to be found in the purpose of the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mrs. Eddy, as stated in the "Manual of The Mother Church" (p. 17), "to organize a church designed to commemorate the word and works of our Master, which should reinstate primitive Christianity and its lost element of healing."

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