CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21035, 11 December 1933, Page 7

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

To THE SUITOR '>7 TUB TRES'S Sir, —If Christian Science was whal "Common Sense" thinks it to be he would be entirely justilied in writing as he does, but all Christian Scientist mothers know that ".stereotyped borrowed speeches, and the doling of ai»umpnls are but so many parodies on legitimate Christian Science, aflame with divine Love."' (Christian Science Textbook.) They understand God | to be what the Bible declares Him to I be—infinite, ever-present Love, Which "hpfore they call will answer, and 'while they are yet speaking will he The taking away, of her baby son from the young' widow and the givI ins of him to foster parents was one 'of the greatest griefs of Mrs Eday s fifp She writes, "My dominant thought I i i marrying again was to. get back my child but after our marriage his stepfather was not willing he should have a home with me." Later, when m a nnoition to do so. she tried to iii.ct h°r son and at length found him and i • jam lv, and settled a large sum of money on them. Unfort unately her affpciion was not 1 ecipi ocdtcd. •ytf -Iri Word of the Bible as their days is rtore p"™' 1 cnai f attlv 7 Chri° tian Science "prophets and P wc" aeree with every (statement teachers He could scarcely made by Satisne tenetg e clearly Christian Scientists through; out the world jom mhi P G f "Thanks be to God lot / al . His promise, Lo J. ways.'"—Youis, HOS KYN. ,-u • Hon Science Committee on Publication for the South T.-land. December d,