The
character of the Carpathian mountains is described in the guide-books as rugged, bold, and forbidding, with mountain scenery of the wildest description, — "barren fissured rocks, precipitous and inaccessible crests, and bleak, rock-cumbered valleys containing deep and lonely tarns.
There
has been a tendency in late years, both among religious and non-religious people, to study the ceremonial law found in Leviticus and Numbers in order to prove therefrom that divine law deals with material things in safeguarding the health and morals of mankind.
"Spiritual facts" as understood in Christian Science, and explained in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, are true statements about God and His universe.
It is surprising that men who assume to stand as leaders of thought, especially in a religious line, should wilfully indulge in such reckless statements with reference to a religious movement, as those credited to a recent critic in your paper in relation to Christian Science.
Considerations of space have compelled me to confine myself to negations in order to deal with the extraordinary claims and charges of the Vicar of Tenterden with reference to Christian Science.
