Article January 5, 1935 ISSUE

Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

Some months ago the author of an article in a London weekly magazine wrote: "There is a great paradox in the religious life of England today. It is the fact that, whilst there seems to be a deeper, keener, more vital and more widely diffused interest in religion than has been the case for centuries, only one person in every five of the population is connected even nominally with any church."

While it would not be right to place a construction on an incident which it might not bear, it is interesting to note that a large London newspaper recently created the post of Religious Editor on the grounds that "religion is news."

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