Article December 13, 1930 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from P. W. Wilson, Lyman P. Powell, William K. Primrose, W. B. Millard, F. W. Norwood, James Jeans, Francis Younghusband, B. Brooks Shake

[P. W. Wilson, in the New York Times Book Review, New York]

In Christian Science, as in all religions, there is much that most people would wish to achieve. Regularity of conduct, quietude of judgment, loyal adherence to a spiritual community, a real endeavor to overcome evil with good, a concentration of the mind on the nobler aspects of society, a refusal to approach death as the end of all things, and an assertion that mind ranks higher than matter—all this represents a view of human life not to be dismissed with contempt except by the contemptible. ...

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