Since becoming a student of Christian Science it has been my observation, with few exceptions, that among the most liberal, interested and rational people with whom I converse or have correspondence upon the subject, outside of Science, are members of the medical fraternity; especially those whose minds have been broadened and matured by years of experience in their profession. The exceptions, however, have been radically reversed when I have happened to come in contact with an ecclesiastic.
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