A war relief
worker recently had proof of God's omnipotence in a base hospital, and with this proof came into thought the Biblical command, "What thou seest, write.
Every
student of Christian Science finds many valuable lessons to be gleaned from what may seem, at the time, simple commonplace happenings of our daily life.
A correspondent writes that "Christian Scientists are only concerned about their temporal benefits here, where everything is waxing old as doth a garment.
Public health officials, according to a Columbus press item, declare that the opposition to the Hughes public health measure now pending before the state legislature, comes from "Christian Science practitioners who earlier in the session failed in an attempt to get a bill passed exempting them from control of the state medical board.
The contributor of "Talks on Health" is either ignorant of what Christian Science is or utterly misconceives its teaching, when, advising your readers not to worry, he tells them, "Do not wait to be cured by the suggestive powers of Christian Science.
To say or imply that Christian Science is "made in America" and a man–made religion, as credited to a clergyman in a recent issue, has about as much force and effect with those who understand the subject as if he had said that Sir Isaac Newton made the law of gravitation.
