A party
of Christian Scientists, motoring several hundred miles to Boston on a visit to The Mother Church, were continuously grateful for the well-marked route, posted at frequent intervals with signs containing specific information, which when followed led inevitably to the ultimate destination.
The
student who is just awakening to the truths of Christian Science often gropes blindly about for a way in which to make these truths practical; that is, he wonders just how the Christian Scientist should work, or what constitutes a Christian Science treatment.
While
many rejoice in the healing which Christian Science brings, not infrequently the student despairingly asks, "Why do I have so many problems to solve?
Fred Yould, Committee on Publication for the State of Georgia,
It is misleading for a doctor to state, as he did in your recent issue, that "the Christian Scientist says that Jesus' was the ideal spiritual life, but that he never existed as a real mortal man.
Dr. David A. Giel, Committee on Publication for Holland,
In a recent edition of your paper appears an article entitled "Popular Healing," in which the author writes on Christian Science in a slighting and misrepresenting way.
Edgar McLeod, Committee on Publication for Northern California,
In a recent issue of your paper a minister, speaking on Hinduism, is credited with the statement: "The philosophy of India is reappearing in America in new forms.
