Article May 11, 1940 Issue

A correspondent signing himself "Watchman," writing...

Lt.-Col. Robert E. Key, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,—London

Norwood News

A correspondent signing himself "Watchman," writing in a recent issue, refers to Christian Science. Is "Watchman" awake when he sounds a note of warning against this newold Science of Christianity? Has he studied the subject, or seen anything of the signs with which this teaching is accompanied?

The critics of Christian Science are usually those who have only looked into the subject superficially, or else approached it with prejudice. To an impartial student the logic of Christian Science is unassailable and its proof arresting. The twentieth century makes strong demands on religion. The dogmas and rituals which satisfied our forefathers are no longer acceptable to thinking men and women. Reason is rapidly superseding resignation.

Christian Science offers an explanation of the problem of existence which is logical and demonstrable. Moreover, it is the selfsame explanation which Christ Jesus gave nearly two thousand years ago. Many have rejected this teaching as impracticable, or, practicing it only in part, have thereby failed to reap the rich harvest of "signs following" which the Master predicted.

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