One
fact which has greatly impressed the interested observer of the Christian Science movement is the impetus which it has given to the systematic study of the Bible.
"Final
deliverance from error, whereby we rejoice in immortality, boundless freedom, and sinless sense, is not reached through paths of flowers nor by pinning one's faith without works to another 's vicarious effort".
Ignoring the example of the Master, a pastor, according to a recent issue of the Leader, preached a sermon consisting mostly of misrepresentations regarding the religion known as Christian Science.
In an otherwise excellent editorial entitled "Christmas" in the Gazette-Times, it is unfortunate that its author should go so far out of his way as to insert a reference to Christian Science, which is not calculated to inform but rather to misinform.
If
one were looking at a beautiful landscape through a pane of red glass, all the trees, the sky, the grass, and other objects would appear red; and if one had always looked at the landscape through red glass it would be difficult indeed to convince him that the trees and grass are green and the sky blue.
