Article February 8, 1930 Issue

Some remarkable statements were made by an author...

Thomas A. Wyles, Committee on Publication for South Australia,—Adelaide

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Some remarkable statements were made by an author recently.

He writes: "The strict execution of the doctrines of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy (the Founder of Christian Science) throughout the world would in a few years extinguish human life on this planet."

The implication is that Christian Science doctrine is destructive of life, whereas the only Life recognized by Christian Science is God, who cannot be destroyed, and is Himself the source of all life. The real man created in God's image and likeness is conscious, because he is an expression or manifestation of Life, and this consciousness must therefore be immortal. It is the human belief in the reality and inevitability of death, not life, which, if strictly adhered to, would depopulate this planet.

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