As reported in the Sun, a critic of Christian Science recently resorted to the method of quoting disjointed extracts from the Christian Science text-book for the purpose of ridiculing its teaching.
Christian Science bears no relationship whatever to any from of "mental or magnetic healing," and is, in fact, entirely opposed to all forms of treatment which include the use of hypnotism or human will-power.
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would seem that there is often heedless talk about church matters among members and adherents of our churches, and a little lesson that was recently learned by one Christian Scientist on this subject may be helpful.
Devout
people have often been at a loss to interpret the phrase, "the only begotten Son of God," except by assuming that Jesus is that Son, even though St.
In these days of enlightenment it is somewhat surprising to read a report of an address delivered by the president of such a dignified body as the Tennessee State Medical Association, in which he indulges in misstatements regarding Christian Science which are no less intemperate because ignorant rather than intentional.
