Excerpts from an address given before the Bible Study Group of Charlotte High School, November 28, 1938, by Lyman S. Abbott, Committee on Publication for Michigan
Since I was told that I might choose my own subject, and as you are now engaged in studying the Old Testament characters, we may find it helpful to trace briefly, through Old Testament history, the revelation of the one God to mankind.
Major Henry J. F. Coe, Committee on Publication for Tasmania, Australia,
In a recent issue of the Advocate reference was made to Christian Science in a way that was somewhat misleading, and this correction is respectfully submitted.
Jerome B. Burbank, former Committee on Publication for the State of New Jersey,
An article appearing in a recent issue of the Call has been brought to my attention because of its irrelevant reference to Christian Science, and I should like to correct the impression one paragraph in it gives.
Marcel G. Silver, Committee on Publication for France,
An article published in L'Ordre recently, referring to Christian Science and to Mary Baker Eddy, is brought to my attention and motivates my calling on your courteousness for the insertion in your newspaper of the following remarks: Christian Science is not a quasireligious movement.
CHRIST JESUS
recognized only good as reality, and was thus able to bring peace to the sorrowing, reformation to the sinner, and health to those who sought his aid.
MANY
in the world today are holding to the belief that the might of dominating human will alone succeeds, that victory rests on the side of the materially strongest, and that to him belong the spoils.
