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[The following official announcement of the practice employed in the "Alcott case" has been copied into the leading papers of the country. We trust it will set the matter at rest in the minds of friends of Christian Science everywhere]:— Boston, May 15th.
" Puritanical intolerance is not so obsolete as has been supposed," is the comment of one of our dailies, in noting the remarks of the clergy at a recent meeting in Boston. It was admitted by some of the reverend gentlemen, that healing was wrought by Christian Science, but they denied the Christianity of it.
Is there a balm in Gilead for the numberless woes that afflict humanity? Is there a physician for the sick? Is there a resting-place for the weary? This is the wailing cry of millions today and the cry that has arisen to heaven for ages. We believe that "earth has no sorrow that Heaven cannot heal.
— It is not the thought that we hold that has power,—it is the thought that holds us. The thought is in a way to become powerful when we adopt it, but it is not a power until it adopts us.
" Whoever hesitates to utter that which he thinks the highest truth, lest it should be too much in advance of the time, .
The following official statement is made by the authority of the Christian Scientist Association, the only body of organized metaphysicians in the world, the association having been organized July 4, 1876. It derives its name from a purely mental system of healing, discovered in 1866, by Mary Baker Glover (now Mrs.
The article under the above caption, in the May C. S.
The best minds of the age, sceptical as to innovations, of sober habits of thought, and accustomed to weigh evidence and sift facts, have come to the conclusion that the scientific faith foretold as the foundation of the "Church of the Future" is fulfilled in the doctrine and practical working of the New Church lately established in our midst—the Church of Christ, Scientist. A few months ago it would not have been safe to whisper in the ears of the most conservative that puritanical intolerance had not died out of even the unconscious mind of this age.
The monthly meeting of the C. S.