May I trespass again on your space in the endeavor to show a recent critic that Christian Scientists are not vitally concerned with matter and what is generally known as the material creation.
"Several months of study" are credited with having equipped the clergyman quoted in a recent issue, to condemn Christian Science as unchristian, because, among other things, "it denies the existence of sin, whereas the Bible specifically recognizes sin and denounces it as the curse of the race.
In
the light of the illuminating example of the great Wayshower we are enabled to discern the nature of true forgiveness, and to discover that to forgive and forget is not sufficient; we must also forgive and remember.
Affirmation
of truth and denial of error constitute in Christian Science the mental argument which attunes human thought, brings it into harmony with divine Mind.
A friend has sent to me for comment or reply, a clipping from a recent issue of The Republican containing a report of a sermon delivered at Springfield, in which Christian Science was denounced for the reason, as our brother put it, that this Science teaches that the dead are conscious.
