Article July 14, 1934 Issue

Your correspondent makes the following statement:...

Mrs. Winifred M. Hartley, Committee on Publication for Staffordshire, England,—Burton-on-Trent

Burton Daily Mail

Your correspondent makes the following statement: "When people ask the question, 'Which is the way to eternal life?' they are entitled to a correct answer. They should not be left wandering blindly among the bypaths of Protestantism, Christian Science, etc." In case any of your readers think that the students of Christian Science are blind wanderers, without a living, provable faith, I ask the courtesy of your columns.

The Christian Science church is increasing daily throughout the world. Its students are proving, by means of hundreds of well-authenticated cases of healing, reported from all corners of the globe, that they are gaining that knowledge of God and His Christ as taught by Jesus, who said, "And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent."

If, therefore, we are to believe our Master's words, unbiased by human creeds and doctrines, we see at once that to gain life eternal we must gain a knowledge of God. Correct knowledge is always provable, and in the teachings of Christian Science the true nature of God is revealed in such a way that every student can start at once to demonstrate and to know by the immediate help he receives in solving the problems of health and happiness that he is gaining the right idea of God.

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