Persons
who are experiencing for the first time the wonderful spiritual uplifting which follows even a slight insight into the realities of being as revealed by Christian Science, are apt to confound revelation with demonstration, and to believe, because they have been shown a part of the answer, that they have worked out the whole problem.
What an act of infinite wisdom it was on the part of the Senate to concur in the House Bill to squelch Christian Science—a belief or practice that has lifted thousands from misery to health and comfort.
It is not necessary to hold a brief for Christian Science in order to declare that it is not going to be injured by tirades like that delivered by a clergyman at the Winona camp meeting last Sunday.
