The
experiences which befell the wise men on their journey from the East to Jerusalem, as related in the second chapter of Matthew, is of special interest to Christian Scientists, since they too pass through strikingly similar experiences on their way from sense to Soul.
A Seattle clergyman goes out of his way to assert of a very considerable portion of Spokane's best citizenship that they are "without the hope of salvation" and are "being led down to hell"—all because they have found in Christian Science the present salvation they failed to find elsewhere.
That Christian Science is both Christian and scientific has been demonstrated over and over in the healing of thousands of cases of disease, both functional and organic, as well as in the reformation of character and in breaking the bondage of those addicted to morphine, liquor, and other sinful habits.
There is nothing mysterious or obscure in regard to Christian Science, nor is there the slightest desire on the part of Scientists to do other than proclaim exactly what they believe, leaving the public to accept or reject as it sees fit.
