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A letter from one of your readers on faith-healing in your issue of February 9, asks the question, "Do you suppose that the Los Angeles Times really means what it says? Do you suppose that it has any confidence in religious cults that pretend to heal? It is hard to think of a modern daily doing anything but ridiculing such." While Christian Science is not specifically mentioned, it is evidently included in the "religious cults" referred to.
Christian Science does even more than "pretend to heal," it actually heals all forms of disease, organic as well as functional, when correctly applied. The editorial in question did not defend quacks or impostors, but it protested strongly against the intolerance which would outlaw all methods of healing save one.
As there are to-day thirty-one Christian Science churches in the city of Los Angeles, supported and attended by thousands of men and women who have been healed through the ministrations of Christian Science, the Los Angeles Times has had ample opportunity to learn what Christian Science is doing in its community. In the face of this army of witnesses, made up, as it says, of "large numbers of our best credited and most influential people," it is only natural that the Los Angeles Times should protest against the narrow-mindedness which would deny to any group of people recourse to that method of treatment which they deem most efficacious. In fact, the day is past when a reputable daily would lower its standard of justice and fair play so far as to ridicule the teachings and practice of a religious organization which is blessing and healing such a large proportion of mankind.
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May 24, 1930 issue
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Divine Love and the Human Need
LOIS FORSYTH LOVEJOY
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The Perfect Model
EDWARD D. ATTIX
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"Newness of life"
EMMA H. SAYLES
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Activity or Employment
ALFRED SCHMIDT
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"Be not afraid"
ADELA LE PAGE
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Love and Power
RALPH J. CARNEY
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The Christly Method
CONSTANCE HEWARD
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Revelation
ELIZABETH A. S. MC SHANE
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In a column published in a recent issue of your paper,...
Orwell Bradley Towne, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,
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On September 20 there appeared in the Kalgoorlie Miner...
John T. Ferry, Committee on Publication for Western Australia,
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The letter in your issue of the seventh instant has clearly...
John H. O'Loughlin, Committee on Publication for Northumberland, England,
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The last installment of the series of articles attacking...
Edgar McLeod, Committee on Publication for Northern California,
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A letter from one of your readers on faith-healing in...
Richard E. Prince, Committee on Publication for the State of Virginia,
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Divine Government
Clifford P. Smith
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Faithfulness
Violet Ker Seymer
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"Underneath are the everlasting arms"
Duncan Sinclair
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Notices
with contributions from The Christian Science Board of Directors
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The Lectures
with contributions from Florence H. Smith, Berly Eirene Windas Carlton, Annie Chadburn, Fred W. Hanson
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I am grateful to bear testimony to the healing power of...
Nellie S. Davidson
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In August, 1920, I was to human sense a very miserable...
Laura J. Keller
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I wish to express through the periodicals my deep gratitude...
John Tangborn with contributions from Christina R. Tangborn
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My first experience in Christian Science was the healing...
Hettie Louise Reynolds
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My first healing took place over eight years ago
Ernest Beaumont Scobie
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Through the teaching of Christian Science I have been...
Mabel J. Malcolm
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For over twenty years we have been proving that the...
Pearl B. Kempthorne
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When persuaded by my mother to try Christian Science,...
Anna Graham Grimison
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As I have known of Christian Science for some time I,...
Lydia Rüdisühli-Amsler
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No Night
EDGAR ISAAC NEWGASS
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Merle N. Smith, Dan F. Bradley, James Gordon Gilkey, Stanley High, J. C. W. Reith, Minot Simons