Article April 14, 1917 ISSUE

It may be observed that the remarks of our critic have a...

William D. Kilpatrick—Alma, Mich.

The Record

It may be observed that the remarks of our critic have a familiar ring,—very familiar indeed. In fact, as a whole, the gentleman's attack is a complete replica of similar attacks which have been made on Christian Science and its Founder, Mrs. Eddy, throughout the last half century, the while Christian Science has proceeded steadily on its way, diffusing its messages of love and healing thousands upon thousands of people throughout the world.

No religious movement has ever been the object of misrepresentation and vilification to the extent that Christian Science has, and no other religious movement has ever experienced the marvelous growth that has attended Christian Science. Reference is made to this latter fact merely as an indication of the "awe". in which Christian Scientists stand of these periodical attacks. The misrepresentation of our critic might temporarily deceive those who have never looked into Christian Science or who have never experienced its beneficial ministrations, but to those who have felt its loving and healing touch, and who have taken the time honestly to investigate its teachings, such an example of religious intolerance amounts to little.

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