W. Archibald Wallace, Committee on Publication for the State of West Virginia,
While I have no desire to enter into a controversy with persons who disagree with the teachings of Christian Science, yet I feel it my duty to reply to certain statements made by a writer in the Register, in an article entitled, "The Christian Science Discussion.
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So great a number of blessings, so many evidences of God's tender love, protection, guidance, and healing, have been bestowed upon me that it becomes difficult to select a single experience in Christian Science and say, "This means the most to me.
About four years ago my ten-year-old daughter, who was at a boarding school, fell seriously ill several times in one year, so that the doctors recommended that I take her home for private lessons, in order that I might watch over her health more carefully.
My heart goes out in gratitude to one who, many years ago, when I entered her home to nurse another in my capacity as a medical nurse, was not afraid to leave Christian Science literature about.
As a boy in San Francisco during the earthquake and fire of 1906, and later when enlisted in the World War, although at a loss to account for the seeming evil, I entertained one thought constantly—that a good God could not know of, or have anything to do with, such catastrophes.
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