IN
the State Normal School of Cortland, New York, in the '80's, the first experience that the pupils had with any branch of metaphysics was when they took up the study of psychology in their senior year, under the principal of the school.
In 1902 in New York, for the first and only time in this country, an indictment for manslaughter was found in consequence of the death of a patient under Christian Science treatment.
Before
I heard the welcome message of Christian Science, brought to us by the inspired writings of our Leader, when I read this passage from the Psalms it only spoke to me of that state of bliss to which we had been taught death alone was the door.
Many
essays and books, more or less convincing, have been written with the purpose of proving the truth of Christianity, a subject of the greatest importance to all mankind.
