The
responsive reading in church one Sunday morning, telling of the feeding of the five thousand in the wilderness, so illumined the writer's thought that with a little study later, a place was revealed where tired human reason could stop and rest.
You report a former Jewish rabbi as saying at the recent conference at Bible School Park that he became interested in Christian Science and served as a reader for a Christian Science congregation, but that he never gave up Judaism.
If the remarks of a certain minister at the recent meeting of the Franklin Grange were as reported, they certainly need correction in so far as they referred to Christian Science, Classifying Christian Science with theosophy and spiritism, it is stated that the speaker "spoke at length of his experiences as a student of these cults, especially Christian Science.
