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(The following letter was written the third in the course of a correspondence with a minister on the subject of Christian Science. ) MY dear friend:— Your letter of late date is at hand.

THAT the doctrine of Christian Science illustrates the living faith of the primitive Church of Christ, is an established fact. Overwhelming evidence is so easily attainable, that no one need long remain in doubt of this important fact, since the doctrine when put into practice makes Christianity consistent, and healing by it, successful when all material means fail.

Ed. Journal :— The following clipping from "The Brooklyn Daily Times" of Sept.

THE lesson on the parable of the Great Supper so helpfully brought out in the November Journal, has suggested something further upon the above words from Galatians. If they are to be compelled to come in to the Feast,— and it was so beautifully shown that the life is requisite to true Scientific results,— the question arises, are we as Christian Scientists living the Truth as revealed in Science and Health? "Are we casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ? 2 Cor.

But when he saw the wind boistrous, he was afraid; and beginning to sink, he cried, Lord save me. Matt.

A SICKLY sentimentalism foists itself upon the public and says I "am Love. I am too pure and sweet and gentle to recognize evil or hate, and if I see my brother doing wrong I hold him in thought as doing right so it is unnecessary to speak to him and point out his error lest he be angry with me and seek to imjure me.

Beauty should be the dowry of every man and woman. Health or sound organization should be universal.

I have  thought many times I would write a little of our experience for the Journal, thinking it might help some one else; for the experiences of others have been a great help to me. About five and a half years ago I went through a class.

NOT long since I was conversing with a lady who is a member of the M. E.

THE first thing that comes to my thought is, if I would leave off the last word of the above remark, it would not receive so much criticism from the professing Christians. I was a professing Christian for years, and now I see I was not a Christian in reality until I became one through the study of Christian Science, as given in Science and Health.