Article September 18, 1989 Issue

FROM THE Directors

The Christian Science Board of Directors

I request the Christian Scientists universally to read the paragraph beginning at line 30 of page 442 in the edition of Science and Health which will be issued February 29 [1908]. I consider the information there given to be of great importance at this stage of the workings of animal magnetism, and it will greatly aid the students in their individual experiences.^{The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, p. 236 .}

—Mary Baker Eddy

The dawn of an era called an "age of information" brings with it certain inherent risks. More and more each individual is being called upon to make distinctions between "information," "misinformation," and even "disinformation." Perhaps only now can Christian Scientists universally begin to fully appreciate the significance of Mrs. Eddy's request in the above quote.

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