with contributions from Joseph Fort Newton, James I. Vance
[The Watchman-Examiner] The general idea of a God somewhere who made the world and turned it over to the operation of its own laws and forces, is proving to give neither safety nor satisfaction.
In a sermon, excerpts of which appeared in the columns of the Post, a clergyman argues for a composite system of healing made up of Christian Science and material medicine.
The Montana legislature is one of the first in the United States to recognize the Christian Science belief and to exempt children of Scientists from the medical examination which the board of health may now order in all schools.
The legislature of Alaska has passed and the governor has signed a bill to regulate the practice of medicine in the territory, containing a provision, inserted at the request of Christian Scientists, as follows: "This act shall not apply to the practice of the religious tenets of any church.
In reply to a letter in The Express permit me to state that mortals indulge in evil because they are victims of the general belief that evil has the intelligence and attractiveness of good; but Christian Science is teaching that the one and only cause is God, or good, and that good is therefore infinite.
