Article May 25, 1963 Issue

A Practical Religion

ROBERT DICKINSON NORTON

"Science cannot add anything to ever-present perfection
and goodness; but it does reveal it"

One of the first impressions of Christian Science gained by the writer was that it is a practical religion. The assurance that it heals disease, a fact which was corroborated by speakers at Wednesday testimony meetings held in Churches of Christ, Scientist, and the explanation that "heaven" is a state of perfect, sinless consciousness were appealing.

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