The attempt of a certain minister to separate Christian Science from Christianity, as reported in the Citizen, was necessarily a failure, because it consisted mainly of misrepresentations.
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of the fundamentals of Christian Science, namely, the fact that Spirit and not matter is substantial, came very vividly to the thought of the writer while he was sitting one summer day in the shadow of a great rock on the Massachusetts coast.
Mortal
mind's tendency to personify both good and evil, shows itself in the prevalent habit of humanity to conceive of its friends and enemies as certain individuals, sects, or races.
In an article signed "Hopeful" a writer seems to think that if Christian Scientists can do the healing work which they are doing, they should emigrate en masse to Europe to aid the wounded.
