When
I have heard that a neighbor is sick or distressed, I have sometimes hesitated before going to tell him what Christian Science has done for me, lest the family should deem it an intrusion.
It
is not reasonable to expect a perfect understanding of Christian Science from a month's or a year's study of the subject, no matter how eager the student may be, since this would involve the working out of his complete salvation from all un-Godlikeness, and mortals do not accomplish this work in so short a time.
Now that the suit is withdrawn, it may not be out of place to remark that it hardly seems worth while in these days to persecute an old lady, or even a young one, for belief in the absolute power of God.
With each recurring quarter the Aldershot Masonic Hall witnesses a remarkable increase in the number of Christian Scientists who on those occasions assemble to give, or listen to, testimony of the wonderful healing powers of this pseudo scientific faith.
