It
was between times, neither light nor dark, and the sun that had slowly passed behind the distant hills a while ago, seemed loath to yield, even for a few short hours, his sovereign rights to those lessor luminaries that one by one glimmered in the somber sky.
If
as loyal Christian Scientists we were called upon to take our place on the witness-stand of a court of justice or inquiry, and testify on behalf of our faith, what would be the character of our testimony?
To say that the Eskimos of the frozen north developed the out-of-door cultivation of roses could not be more absurd than the statement to the effect that Christian Science is based on the teachings of Plato, as made by a speaker at the Y.
The misrepresentation of the teaching of Christian Science concerning evil has been so frequently corrected through the public press that it seems almost anomalous for an intelligent speaker at this time to reiterate the charge contained in a sermon which appeared recently in The Oregonian.
