Mrs. Agnes B. Vines, Acting Committee on Publication for Victoria, Australia,
In an issue of the News Times there appears a reprint of an article which contains a misleading statement on the subject of the practice of Christian Science.
Our
whole human experience seems to be one of choosing whether we shall listen to the arguments of human will and all that it implies, or abide by the "still small voice" of Truth, which can always be heard if we but turn a receptive ear, no matter how loud error's false beliefs may seem to scream.
Divine
power is the power of God; and since God is ever present, as taught and proved by Jesus, and restated and again demonstrated through Christian Science as expounded by Mary Baker Eddy, this power is available today to the peoples of the world in their day-by-day experiences.
Leading
implies following; and the fitness of a genuine leader is measured by his willingness to follow divine Principle, God, in all his undertakings.
Lyman S. Abbott, Committee on Publication for the State of Michigan,
The letter from a local physician in the Detroit News undoubtedly refers to Christian Science, as press dispatches stated that funeral services for a certain public person were conducted by a Christian Scientist.
