Article July 12, 1930 Issue

In your issue of May 22, a writer, under the caption...

Miss Florence L. Carrington, Acting Committee on Publication for Barbados, British West Indies,—Bridgetown

Agricultural Reporter

In your issue of May 22, a writer, under the caption "From an Office Window," speaks of Mary Baker Eddy, the Founder of the Christian Science movement, as a neurotic, and implies also that Christian Science is an emotional religion.

Christian Science is the calm, clear teaching that honors God by ascribing all power to Him; and by irrefutable logic it destroys the fear of evil and its seeming power.

Mrs. Eddy deserves and receives the gratitude of thousands of intelligent, honest, logically minded men and women the world over, because she has helped them by her example and her writings to look to God, the creator of His own perfect spiritual universe, for the cure of every discordant condition, as did Jesus.

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