Article September 21, 1940 Issue

A clergyman's discussion of Christian Science, as reported...

B. Palmer Lewis,—Rockville Center

Nassau Daily Review-Star

A clergyman's discussion of Christian Science, as reported in a recent issue, is encouraging. We are grateful that spiritual leaders and teachers of other religious groups show a kindly attitude toward our religion, for Christian Science is a religion of love—love for God and man.

The Christian Science church is based on the word and works of our Master, and is intended to "reinstate primitive Christianity and its lost element of healing" (Manual of The Mother Church, p. 17).

The clergyman's remarks that the "Scientists stress the good things in life," and that "The Christian Science Monitor, the international newspaper published by them, is recognized all over the world," are welcomed.