Article April 7, 1917 Issue

[Reprinted from the Sentinel of Aug. 15, 1903, by request]

The Integrity of Christian Science Literature

EDWARD A. KIMBALL

The students of Christian Science are learning that whatever is needed in the way of literature for the benefit of themselves and the cause is always supplied in due season. They are learning also that the Leader of our cause is fully competent to discern all needs in this direction, and equally competent to meet those needs.

This conviction has been recently confirmed by the publication of the new Concordance to Science and Health. This work is comprehensive, accurate, and adequate; indeed it may be said that the measure of all desire on the part of Scientists for something of this nature has been greatly surpassed and exceeded by the measure of the response: so ample, satisfying, and valuable is this work.

Our text-book, Science and Health, contains an exposition of the theory and practice of Christian Science which is amply sufficient for the natural, abundant growth and education of its student. For this reason he cannot study it too much nor with too great expectation that it will supply his needs in the way of statements, rules, and helpful amplification. The new Concordance, which will instantly facilitate this study, is therefore of incalculable value, and is destined to add largely to the prosperous growth of the student and the cause.

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