Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California, in the
While there are many differences between the religious teachings you advocate and those presented in the writings of Mary Baker Eddy, you and I doubtless agree that Hebrew Christian and Christian Scientists are of one mind in their desire to be just and fair to all mankind and to observe the Golden Rule.
Hugh Stuart Campbell, Committee on Publication for the State of Illinois,
The Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, first published in 1875 and later revised by its author, with numerous copyrights, renewed and extended, is probably the most widely read book—the Bible excepted—in the world today.
Frank K. Poe, Committee on Publication for the State of Maryland,
In an article appearing in your issue of January 18 under the heading "Chiropractic Health Talks" the following statement is made: "Chiropractic is distinct from every other method.
Nancy
was a little girl who was going to a Christian Science Sunday School for the first time, and there was one thing especially she could not seem to understand—that God does not see evil.
Though
we may not always be aware of the fact, upon examination we find that we are constantly drawing comparisons, looking from one mental picture to another, linking together similarities, measuring differences.
A student
of Christian Science and a small boy of five were driving along the route to his school one morning when they passed some signboards marked "Danger.
One
day as a student of Christian Science was working in her garden, a friend of hers, a minister, came along, and in the course of conversation remarked that if rain did not come soon things could not continue to survive.
