In a late issue the writer of the column entitled "A Seasonable Chat" allowed himself to say that the whole truth about Christian Science lies in the fact that people believe just what they wish to believe.
I would be glad of the opportunity to review some recent press references to Christian Science which conveyed mistaken views of the subject, inasmuch as it is on just such incorrect views of the subject, inasmuch as it is on just such incorrect representations that many critics base their secondhand opinions.
In the recent comment on Christian Science the inference was made that Christian Science practitioners may assume to have attained that spiritual sense to which death and sin are no longer realities.
A recent issue reports in part a clergyman's sermon at the Coffeyville Chautauqua, in which he makes mention of Christian Science as a religious sign of the times, a warning bell, a danger signal.
In the address of a clergyman, reported in your paper, there is a reference to Christian Science which is so interesting in itself that I am sure you will permit me to say something on the subject.
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the practise of Christian Science it has been found that an attitude of obedience and humility is requisite to bring out a response to treatment, and this attitude is equally essential on the part of the practitioner and patient.
