A writer in a recent issue certainly was not correctly informed concerning the practice of Christian Science or he would not have attempted to classify its healing work with the alleged cures of Hindu fakirs and Buddhist priests.
The careful reader of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," the textbook of Christian Science, can hardly fail to notice the frequency with which Mrs.
A Child,
troubled in the night by error, and tossing in confused fretfulness, was taken up by the mother and comforted with the assurance of Love's presence and that God would take away the ill and give him rest.
HUMAN
existence without a correct understanding of God is devoid of any permanent joy or peace, because mortals are ignorant of the fact that good alone is real and is the only power.
IN
an advanced class in a Christian Science Sunday school, a pupil asked the teacher what would become of mortal mind when no one any longer believed in it, and the teacher replied that it would always be just what it is now—nothing.
THE
beloved disciple said, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
THAT
the thought of the world is undergoing a change is daily and hourly becoming more apparent to even the most casual observer, and that this change is being manifested in ways some of them good and others not so good is also clearly evident to one who is willing to analyze the reports as they appear day by day.
In the Forest City Summit under the caption "Prodigal Son" is a report of a sermon in which the clergyman said, "It is the cross which is left out of Christian Science.
