When The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, holds its Annual Meeting at the beginning of June, in accordance with Church By-Laws members hear reports from its Clerk, Treasurer, and Committees.
An airport, this gathering place of people on the move—business men and women, vacationers, grandparents visiting distant families—is a vivid symbol of this late-twentieth-century world.
A literary reviewer selected this point from a book on human knowledge: "The faculty of sight, [the writer] asserts, is not objective but interpretive; what our eyes give us is an interpretation of what surrounds us, not the absolute reality thereof.
If I were asked, as someone who was not raised a Christian Scientist, what betterments I especially thank Christian Science for, more confidence would be one of them.
Look out from the tallest building in the city of Boston, and on a clear day you can see right over it and its suburbs to New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
