Our critic says: "The two great truths which Christian Science may be said to teach are: First, the unity which underlies the universe as expressed in the formula, Allness of God, Spirit, and the transcendence of mind.
The
opposition shown to Christian Science by professed Christians of other denominations often springs from a belief that the teaching of Christian Science is contrary to that of the Bible.
When
reports of the good work done in the large city churches are read by the members of the little country churches, a feeling of thankfulness comes that so much is being accomplished, coupled with the wish that they themselves could have a part in it.
It
is related of King Asa that when he was diseased in his feet "he sought not to the Lord, but to the physicians," and "slept with his fathers, and died.
At the close of our Master's long service to humanity, after he had taught, preached, and proven God's ability and willingness to heal the children of men from every form of sin and sickness, he meekly laid down his earthly life, condemned as a criminal.
