In reply to the letter from a correspondent in your issue of December 6, may I say that the rapid growth and spread of the religion of Christian Science over the civilized world is due to healing and regeneration.
It
is a mistake to believe that Truth can ever be absent and error present; that Love can ever give place to fear or hate; that Life can ever be supplanted by death.
with contributions from Richard Lynch, Roger W. Babson, J. C. Penney, Charles Haven Myers, Norman Goodall, Raymond B. Walker, David DeForest Burrell, E. Spencer Gilley
[From the Kansas City Freemason, Kansas City, Missouri]
Gordon V. Comer, Committee on Publication for the State of Colorado,
A well-known clergyman, who conducts a column of "Everyday Questions" in your paper, answered a few days ago the query, "How do you account for the growth of symbolism in modern religion?
The Hon. C. Augustus Norwood, Committee on Publication of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts,
The Christian Science lecturer upon whose statements a reverend gentleman comments in the February 20 issue of the Arlington Advocate, will be glad to know that the critic found "many beautiful and helpful suggestions" in the report of the lecture which he states he read with interest.
