William K. Primrose, Assistant to the District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
It is true, as stated in the editorial, "The Power of the Spirit," in a recent issue, that many people are looking for some way of escape from the problems of the world.
Svend Pontoppidan Broby, Committee on Publication for Quebec, Canada,
In a recent issue there appears an item which refers to a religious movement under the name of "Divine Science," which is described as "a modernized form of Christian Science.
Paymaster Captain William H. Coomber, Committee on Publication for Bedfordshire, England,
Referring to the article by a physician in a recent issue, in which the writer places "mind cures," "faith cures," "mental healing," and "Christian Science" in the same sentence, as if they were much the same thing, may I ask the courtesy of the publication of this letter for the information of your readers?
Only
too frequently young people and adults, following popular customs and conventions, lack the courage to stand firmly for high ideals, because they fear they will be misunderstood or even ridiculed.
The
Christian Science Reading Rooms, maintained by The Mother Church, and by branch churches throughout the world, might well be likened to places where veritable feasts are prepared and waiting for invited guests to partake, to enjoy, and to benefit therefrom.
In
the allegory in Genesis, the serpent is represented as assuring the woman that the eyes of those who ate of the fruit of the forbidden tree should be opened, and that they should "be as gods, knowing good and evil.
