Article July 10, 1920 ISSUE

The sermon reported in a recent issue misrepresents and...

C. W. Hale—Logansport, Ind.

Pharos-Reporter

The sermon reported in a recent issue misrepresents and misinterprets the teachings of Christian Science, and reveals again the fact that a material interpretation of the Bible brings to the reader uncertainty, confusion, and contradiction. Spiritually interpreted, the Bible proves to be wholly consistent, and enables the student to apply its teachings and prove the law of God given therein in the way Christ Jesus did and commanded his followers to do.

In the effort made to explain the difference between "mental healing" and Christian Science this critic seems to admit vast powers to the human mind, while his statements pertaining to spiritual process are vague and complicated, and in no way does he show how he heals by spiritual process. This would indicate a lack of understanding of what spiritual healing is, and an extreme ignorance of Christian Science practice.

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