Article March 24, 1934 Issue

In the final article of the series which appeared in the...

Mrs. Winifred M. Hartley, Committee on Publication for Staffordshire, England,—Wolverhampton

Express and Star

In the final article of the series which appeared in the Express and Star, "The Christian Faith and Spiritualism," the writer makes the statement that the Christian Science movement is carrying away numbers of Christians from the fundamental teaching of the early apostolic church.

On the contrary, Christian Science is restoring to many thousands of Christian people an understanding of primitive Christianity and spiritual healing, as taught by its Founder, Christ Jesus.

Christian Science is not a substitude for the teachings of our Master, but it is a revelation of the divine Principle governing his works. It is the renewal of an essential element of Christianity, namely, apostolic divine healing.

By the precepts of Christian Science, mankind is led through the maze of human theories and beliefs to the mount of vision where God, Spirit, is revealed; and its students are enabled to partake of the perpetual promise of Jesus, who said, "These signs shall follow them that believe; ... they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover."

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