At times The News and Courier has intimated some skepticism as to the teachings of Christian Science, but in fairness to the cult we print the following statement of facts, for which we are prepared to vouch.
In
the twelfth chapter of Numbers it is related that Aaron and Miriam became angered and spake against Moses because he did that which was contrary to their views; and they began to reason among themselves, and said, "Hath the Lord indeed spoken only by Moses?
As
one advances in the thought of Christian Science, he becomes more and more impressed with a sense of enveloping, inclusive oneness, inexpressibly satisfying to human aspiration.
A traveler
in the heart of tropical Africa frequently feels appalled by the sense of separation from the ties of his childhood and his race, and if he allows himself to brood upon the supposed dangers which surround him, his attitude toward circumstances and his fellow-men becomes colored by a sense of fear and uncertainty.
