The
Atlanta Georgian reports a case recently decided in the courts of Georgia, and in comment on this case says: "In the meaning of legal statutes of Georgia, 'divine healing' is not the practice of medicine, and one who practises it is not required to take out a license before the legally constituted boards to practise medicine.
The
following editorial, which we copy from The Pittsburgh Sun, is so clearly on the right side of the question which it discusses that we are glad to reproduce it here.
In
order to answer properly a question which has been asked by many of our readers, we call attention to Section I of Article XXVIII of the By-laws of The Mother Church.
In
the Christian Science Sunday Schools all pupils are required to learn the Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes, and the Lord's Prayer with its spiritual interpretation as given on page 16 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
The
following item from a Boston Transcript of recent date is but another indication that the erroneous concept of Christian Science and of the attitude of its followers in the matter of charity, which has so long held sway in the minds of many people, is giving place to the truth.
