PERHAPS
is will be of interest to the readers of our periodicals to hear what the writers of the early Christian church had to say concerning some of the teachings wherein Christian Science is considered peculiar.
A LARGE
number were present at the regular Wednesday evening meeting of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, at their handsome and commodious edifice, corner of Main and Seventh Streets, last night.
I was
sitting in an east room, late one afternoon, studying the Sunday lesson, when suddenly the sun illumined my book with all the brightness of the morning rays.
How strange it is that we sometimes think we cannot love our neighbor! How true it is, and how forceful the thought, that our love of God is always proportionate to our love of our fellow-man! If we love not them whom we have seen, how can we love Him whom we have not seen?
