For
weeks the writer had been striving as never before to see only God's creation, and to see man as His manifestation, "the compound idea of infinite Spirit; the spiritual image and likeness of God; the full representation of Mind," as we read in Science and Health.
One
day, while standing in the waiting-room of a railway station, I heard some one behind me say to another who was leaving her, "Well, keep your health.
One
is often impelled to inquire these days why it should seem incredible to Christian people that the law and power of divine good operate and are available to overcome every phase of evil.
A critic in a recent article is quite generous in placing under the ban of disapproval every religion, ancient or modern, that undertakes to heal the sick, and at the same time calls attention to the fact that no religion was ever founded that did not include the healing of the sick.
Our critic has gone to some length to prove that Christian Science teaches that disease is mental, and that its cure must be brought about by mental means.
According to a recent announcement in the press, an address was given before the Ministerial Association by a local clergyman in which Christian Science was referred to as a parody on Christianity.
