Article January 31, 1931 Issue

Misunderstanding of the teachings of Christian Science...

Arthur J. Chapman, Committee on Publication for the State of Louisiana,—Monroe

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Misunderstanding of the teachings of Christian Science is undoubtedly responsible for a criticism of that religion in your issue of the 23d, appearing in a church notice.

There is nothing mysterious about Christian Science, and there is no justification for referring to it as one of the "cults," in the sense that it is a sort of intellectual fad; nor is it a fact that it has anything in common with Brahmanism, Hinduism, or new-thought. It has already taken its place as one of the great religious of the world, and its healing ministry is amply supported by the New Testament.

Christian Science is a restatement of primitive Christianity, which teaches that there is no other way but the Christway by which we can receive salvation.

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