[From a letter to Editor Messenger of Truth, Worcester Mass.]
Dear Sir and Brother: I thank you sincerely for your generous confidence, in offering to continue The Messenger to the end of the year: but I must still decline to accept luxuries which I can not pay for when received. I shall be able, no doubt, to read your paper from time to time, as there is a subscriber to it living in the house where I am rooming.
The effect of your last number will be severely felt by those readers and believers not firmly grounded in the understanding of Scientific Truth. I have reference to your Question Department, and the erring and misleading answer given to the question: Does God know anything of this temporal existence and its supposed wants, since both are unreal?
