William K. Kitchen, Committee on Publication for New Jersey,
Your issue of December 21, 1934, reports a minister of the gospel as saying in a recent sermon, "The Christian Science attitude is akin to that of Hindu Vedantism," and that "the whole philosophy of Christian Science teaching has a spirit of unreality about it.
In
a Christian Science Sunday School class of senior high school girls, the question was asked by one student, "Why is it that whenever I go anywhere thinking I am going to have a good time, I find that I don't?
In
The Christian Science Monitor of April 17, 1931, appeared an announcement under the heading, "New Home of Christian Science Publications to rise in Boston.
In
proverbial wisdom it was said, "He that despiseth his neighbour sinneth," and from the standpoint of experience of good neighbors, "Better is a neighbour that is near than a brother far off.
