Article September 13, 1919 ISSUE

The Lectures

with contributions from Karl F. Knudsen, Arthur Hussey, Bertha L. Babcock, E. C. Greene, Mary Harger, R. W. Scudder, Eleanor Troxell, Walter D. Patton, Sibyl Pauncefote, Walter O. Eitel

Christiania, Norway (Society).—John Sidney Braithwaite, lecturer; introduced by Karl F. Knudsen, who said in part:—

It has so happened that my visit to this country has coincided with the presence here of my friend Mr. Braithwaite to deliver a lecture on that interpretation of the Christian religion which has been so well named Christian Science. It has been so named because it is based on the Bible, and in order to denote that nothing can save mankind except that which has become part of one's knowledge and understanding of God.

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