Article June 6, 1901 Issue

Fair Investigation

BY H. W. N.

Many of us no doubt, as is the case of the writer, have an intense feeling at times to say or write something of our experience in Christian Science, and yet without being aggressively doubtful feel that a statement of our physical and mental demonstrations cannot be narrated positively enough to satisfy our own conscience that our words are entirely free from self-deception; in other words, that we are sure in our own hearts that we believe all we say.

Following this, we naturally have some diffidence in speaking about all the love and beauty we see for ourselves in Christian Science, fearing that our words may savor of preaching without proof of our sincerity.

Despite the above, a few thoughts struggling for utterance may be of help to some others who are attracted to Christian Science and seem unable to find a starting-point.

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