Article February 16, 1935 Issue

In the Gleaner of March 20 a writer classifies Christian Science...

George H. Kitendaugh, Committee on Publication for Jamaica, British West Indies,—Kingston

Daily Gleaner

In the Gleaner of March 20 a writer classifies Christian Science healing with certain other systems of healing disease.

Christian Science has nothing in common with any other method of healing, but rests entirely upon a demonstrable understanding of the operation of spiritual law. It is, therefore, exact knowledge of God and His laws, or divine Science. Consequently, it is applicable everywhere and at all times.

The only pilgrimage necessary to experience its beneficent results is to rise mentally into the "secret place of the most High." As intimated in a previous communication, this healing is in no way dependent upon the activity of human will, or blind faith; and, of course, autosuggestion does not enter into the practice.

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