Article August 22, 1936 ISSUE

Having read the reports in your paper of the four addresses...

Alice E. Rose, Committee on Publication for Sussex, England,—Hastings

Evening Argus

Having read the reports in your paper of the four addresses on "The Truth and Error of Christian Science" by an Archdeacon, I shall be glad of space to correct some of the statements he has made concerning the teachings of Christian Science.

He is reported to have said that "Mrs. Eddy starts with a theory and then tries to fit the facts into the theory and thus lends herself to grotesque contradictions." Had the Archdeacon perceived that Mrs. Eddy defines God and His creation as the only realities of being, and maintains this premise as the basis of all her teachings, he would not hve made this statement. I cannot verify the quotations cited by the Archdeacon; he evidently quoted from an old edition of our textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," and not from the latest revision made by Mrs. Eddy.

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