Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California,
Members of the Christian Science church have no desire for controversy with those who disagree with them, but space is asked to correct statements in a letter published in "The Readers' Viewpoint" recently, regarding Mrs.
Arthur P. De Camp, Committee on Publication for the State of Missouri,
With reference to the editorial in your recent issue, commenting on a statement in my letter which you so kindly published the week previous, I see nothing inconsistent in the two paragraphs quoted, the one from my letter and the one credited to Mr.
The
dear Master, Jesus of Nazareth, told the Christian world in his Sermon on the Mount that singleness of purpose is an essential quality in one's individual progress Godward.
With
each clearer awakening of our thought to the divine purpose of Christian Science, we become more humbly grateful to its Discoverer and Founder, Mary Baker Eddy, for her selfless labor for mankind.
One
of the most wonderful and most comforting experiences which comes to a student when the light of Truth as taught in Christian Science dawns upon his consciousness, is the conviction of the protection which God constantly gives to His children.
Charles W. J. Tennant, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
In your recent issue, a speaker is reported to have said at the annual meeting of the Guild of Health, "If the affirmation that all's right in this world and evil nonexistent were sufficient, Christian Science would have satisfied us; but it has not.
Miss Evelyn L. Webb, Committe on Publication for County Antrim, Ireland,
Your correspondent still seems disturbed that a fee should be charged for Christian Science practice, but he should bear in mind that no one is under any obligation to have Christian Science treatment, and that should anyone choose to have this treatment and pay the practitioner's fee, this is entirely his own business.
