In a recent issue, under the heading of "The Healing of the Mind," you say that you wish some doctor would write sympathetically and with practical knowledge of what is comprehensively known as faith-healing.
"If
I with the finger of God cast out devils, no doubt the kingdom of God is come upon you," said Jesus, showing as clearly by his words as by his works the "consummate naturalness".
We
often hear it remarked by those attending a Christian Science church for the first time, "Your congregation is certainly composed of wonderful people; they all seem to be so happy and contented.
A full
recognition of the fallibility and unreliability of all human will is something which comes to the student of Christian Science only by degrees and through a growing knowledge of God.
The
question is sometimes raised as to what motive should be dominant in the thought of Christian Scientists in support of the weekly testimony meetings.
Christian Scientists are always grateful for the recognition of the splendid healing work that is being accomplished through Christian Science teaching, and therefore appreciate the kindly reference thereto in a recent issue in connection with the article of Dr.
The minister of your city who recently attacked Christian Science, seems to feel aggrieved because his position on healing the sick by prayer has been questioned.
Among the books recommended by Evangelist — in a recent issue of the Union, he names one which "deals with the mind, the conscious mind, the subconscious mind, and the superconscious mind.
