Every
earnest student, as he progresses in the Christian Science thought, must be surprised as well as delighted to acquire a more comprehensive and satisfactory conception of the real meaning of the word faith, as taught in Science and Health, where our beloved Leader explains that this faith must be founded upon spiritual understanding.
It
often happens that an explanation is demanded of some of the profounder problems of Christian Science, before its claims in lesser matters are granted.
Any
one who has seen ancient coins must have been struck with at least one thought: the coins were the same as at the moment they were formed by the die.
In
the 1907 second revised edition of our text-book, Science and Health, some changes have been made in the line numbers since the Quarterly for January, February, March was prepared.
I presume our critic feels that he was justified in his remarks, and I feel certain that he wants to be fair and honest and strives to live up to the highest demands of his profession.
The quality of faith, which, if we may take the authorized version of the New Testament as correct, held so high a place in the estimation of the Founder of Christianity, often seems in these latter days to be relegated to a very inferior position in the modern Christian's spiritual equipment.
