To
the one newly interested in the teachings of Christian Science, the thought of his spiritual self as being the real, and indeed the only self he has, the teaching that instead of living in a material body he lives in Soul, Mind, God, and receives from his divine source the power to govern harmoniously his body and all that he has thought of as his very existence, may seem hard to understand.
"Demonstration"
is a word frequently used in Christian Science; and to those just beginning to perceive the wonderful truths contained in this Science, it may sometimes seem a little difficult to understand.
Louis Potts, Committee on Publication for Cheshire, England,
The effect of Christian Science is to eliminate mysticism, or any sense of mystery, by bringing the light of spiritual understanding to the Scriptures, thus enabling the student to realize the spiritual or real import of the great truths contained therein.
Charles E. Heitman, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,
Being a grateful people, Christian Scientists were naturally pleased to learn through a news item in your recent issue that a minister of the Lutheran Synod had stated in a report to his associates that the Christian Science religion was not wholly without merit.
Mrs. Gudrun G. Jensen, Committee on Publication for Norway,
A recent issue of your paper contains a report of a lecture on "The Form and Color of Our Thoughts" in which the lecturer intimated that suggestion and Christian Science are one and the same.