Article April 5, 1930 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from F. W. Norwood, Francis B. Sayre, Charlie Stowe, Edger A. Lowther

["A Scottish Doctor" in the Daily Record and Mail, Glasgow, Scotland]

Recently I saw a criticism or, rather, a notice of a book written by an eminent doctor about mental healing. Christian Science was secially dealt with. It was very severe on Mrs. Eddy's lack of what he called logic. Her teaching was, according to the writer, utterly absurd and entirely untrue.

What about Mrs. Eddy's extraordinary results? What about the millions of people residing in many different countries who testify sincerely to the enormous benefits which they have received in health from Mrs. Eddy's teaching? Theory and logic are good, but practical experience is better.

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