Many
of us on first hearing of Christian Science, and indeed after a longer period of study, make the mistake of becoming so absorbed in our desire to be freed from our seeming ills that we sometimes forget, unless aroused by our lack of spiritual progress, that we are engaged in studying to become Scientists, that is, not only scientific thinkers, but also loving Christian Scientists.
Cyril R. Hewson, Committee on Publication for Derbyshire, England,
In a sermon, as reported in your issue of November 6, a bishop, referring to the subject of healing, made the following remark: "The Christian religion is not, primarily, like Christian Science, a faith-healing cult.
