THE
moment one begins to think about law, in the light of Christian Science, that moment he begins to realize that the prevailing concepts of its meaning are confused and confusing to a degree which is most lamentable in view of the intimate, causal relation of law to life and conduct in human experience.
IN
Paul's second letter to Timothy he warns him against mere wordy discussions, which only tend to mislead the hearers; then he adds, "Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
That
public sentiment is awakening to the real meaning and purpose of the legislation which the doctors have been trying to get through Congress for the past year or two, and which they have advocated in their own interest for something like twenty years, is apparent from the number of newspaper editorials which have recently appeared, calling attention to the danger of further adding to government paternalism for the benefit of the few.
The
beginner in Christian Science is sometimes startled when he finds statements in the Bible which parallel those of the Christian Science text-book, but which he had never understood until he began to study the latter.
In
another column we publish a short report of the speech recently delivered by Senator Works of California, before the United States Senate, in refutation of misstatements which have been made concerning the League for Medical Freedom.
MANY
clear thinkers have studied the operations of the law of growth, and have given us some of the results of their study along lines biological, ethical, mental, and spiritual.
