The
following editorial note, which we copy from the Southern Oregonian, again reminds us that material theories regarding disease are constantly changing, and that the accepted beliefs of a few years ago have become the discarded fallacies of to-day.
If
Christian Scientists are not proving the abundance of God's supply, as sufficient to meet their every need, they are not demonstrating as they should the Principle of Christian Science.
It is among the surprising things of the times that many of the doctrinal sermons one hears and reads in these days are constructed on Christian Science lines; as also are not a few of the discoveries and deductions of speakers and writers on diseases that are looked upon as incurable, and which are subjected to the same recommendations—as to the treatment and care of the body—as elaborated in the writings of Mrs.
