George W. Martin, Committee on Publication for the State of Victoria, Australia,
That man is continually having new methods of treating his diseases foisted upon him is a point on which Christian Scientists agree with "Old Pharmacist.
Cecil E. Benjamin, Committee on Publication for Cape Province, South Africa,
In your recent issue appears a review of a book entitled "One World at a Time" in which the reviewer describes this volume as "a rather confused book," and proceeds to tell how the author criticizes and discusses the world in general and various philosophies, religions, and churches in detail.
Aaron E. Brandt, Committee on Publication for the State of Pennsylvania,
Referring to the answer of a reverend doctor to the question, as published in a recent issue, "What is your honest opinion of Christian Science and its Founder?
Edgar McLeod, Committee on Publication for Northern California,
In a recent issue of the Bee, a writer, commenting on the various interpretations that might be given to the Bible if permitted to be read in public schools, states that "a Christian Scientist will say that there is no death nor resurrection.
Often
when journeying out of the Egyptian darkness of materiality toward the promised land of Spirit we are called upon to relinquish human opinions that may seem right.
