To every earnest worker in the field of Christian Science there is likely to come not once but many times the question as to its possibilities in meeting promptly and effectually the false claims of evil to place and power. He is a skeptic indeed who today, in the face of unnumbered thousands of testimonies of the healing of "all manner of disease," attempts to refute the assertion that Christian Science, as taught and demonstrated by its adherents, does make whole the sick and the sinning,—the fulfilment to this age of the Master's promise, "He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also.
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