Article September 26, 1908 Issue

If Christian Science should seem obscure to some who...

James Phelps

Racine (Wis.) Times

If Christian Science should seem obscure to some who have not grasped its propositions with sufficient understanding to demonstrate them, they should remember that the gospel of Christ, and him crucified, was to the Jews a stumbling-block and to the Greeks foolishness; yet that gospel has been the most potent force for good the world has ever seen. That gospel, as applied by Christian Scientists, heals the sick and reforms the sinner with more certainty than all the material means with which the vast host of those who have been healed through the ministry of Christian Science have had to do, and the majority of them have had experience with many of the other systems of healing, regular and irregular.

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