In an article in your paper by a clergyman I am glad to note his insistence upon the religious attitude of life in its application to relief and salvation from disease as well as from sin.
A correspondent whose letter appeared in the Oregonian concludes his discussion upon the cost of living with the statement that people may be happy "if they will but will it so and put in practise the teachings of Christian Science.
For something approaching half a century, Christian Science has been spreading round the globe, and it may safely be said that it has completed the circumvallation.
The
Christian Scientist who is a parent may well be thankful to have a child grow up under the influence of the spiritual understanding of the teachings of Jesus as set before us in our text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
A discussion
of the subject of physical diagnosis from a Christian Science standpoint would seem to be entirely unnecessary, as metaphysics is so at variance with physics; but the belief of materiality is so fixed in the human mind that it is eradicated with difficulty.
Noticing in the Colonist the letter by "A Truth Seeker," which refers to statements that occurred in a recent lecture on Christian Science, with your permission I will reply.
