Article June 14, 1969 ISSUE

Christian Science Is Different!

JACK A. KRIEGER

Where there is no difference, nothing new, there is no challenge to investigate. And where there is no willingness to investigate, nothing is learned. As Christian Scientists we must dare to be different! And when mankind learn the practicality of this difference because of our example, because of what we know and practice of Christian Science, how can they remain indifferent to investigating this religion for themselves?

What is it that makes Christian Science different from all other religions? It is the healing of sin and disease through the power of the Christ. In pointing up this difference Mrs. Eddy writes, "Healing has gone on continually; yet healing, as I teach it, has not been practised since the days of Christ." Then to enlarge on this point she continues: "What is the cardinal point of the difference in my metaphysical system? This: that by knowing the unreality of disease, sin, and death, you demonstrate the allness of God. This difference wholly separates my system from all others." Unity of Good, pp. 9, 10;

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