Testimony of Healing October 31, 1942 Issue

It is with gratitude of the utmost...

Frederick J. Richmond

It is with gratitude of the utmost sincerity for some knowledge of Christian Science, gained during fifteen years, that I give this testimony. I cannot contemplate what life would be without Science.

My father was a veterinary surgeon, and I, too, have devoted the whole of my life to the welfare of animals and the alleviation of their sufferings. Consequently, during the early days of my study of Christian Science, the healing of disease by its ministrations was most helpful as a demonstrable proof of its theory, which I studied critically, but also with an unbiased thought, and which I found to be both logical and scientific.

In connection with animals I have witnessed the power of Truth over error to heal acute and serious cases of illness, such as distemper of all forms, and also the effects of serious street accidents. Here the statement on page 550 of Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy is so wonderful in its application: "God is the Life, or intelligence, which forms and preserves the individuality and identity of animals as well as of men."

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