The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-19

ing Interest in Christian science is duo
10 the Iact that It's promises nrc being
fulnled Present results are ~, car
nest OF future possibilities and the
glorious vision o, new heaven and \
new Garth. wherein Gods law is SUI
rrcmc and governs all, retoices IN.
Heart Of humanity and gives promise
OF an cnectual and speedy deliverance
yro,n d,sco,, ana ~,
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i"r ueh"hstfatihS this science
has not always been alt that could be
desired rhere Inns bean ornosi,i,,
c,stonoa a.,
pF ignorance ana prejudice
ana Christian Science has not been cor
rectly stated BY those who have essay
"a to criticize "a subi.c, co,co-,t ~,
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'eaeh'hes OF which the
"cF' not IN Inc least informed But
opposition and uninst criticisrn have
not s,ccocsed IN rc,.-d,ro -.
"''iN" haA accof'fhsh'
90" 50 much for suffering humanity even
though its possibilities have scarcoIy
hee, te.tnd
'''''s ~ 'aPii'E ch"nsinE' aga
loyal faithful friends 10 Christian
Science are being raised m cvcryv.hora
'rncra a-o ,bnue.,,5. .o,,;..
80 70"
'''''a "'ii ana women "hose interest
IN ms movement can be- accounted for
81 no other ,-a, man ,b4, ,h., -..,,.-
~. -, $3.50,
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iheac hcrsPhs arc not Christian
scientists; many OF them know but lit
lie OF what i, teaches. bur ;bcv arnrc.
though they do not understand Lo,y
those works have boat, arro,Iii,liernd
Thcr are within. 10 fudge th. t-nc by
It's fruit. and ,hey ara ptr.uad.d t},tt
II th. mutt IL good Tho tree cnr-iot be
corrupt
CbristIuu science has nrnc,l.d "a
iaai iu all tho ,ealr. OF ,irn r,br-c d,
Scarcely u phngc or condition y, NINA,
experience which has rot roypnnded 10
i,s Iuicllening touch N.honevc- ard
wherever truth. az rov,aled Ia C,,rIs.
tian science. mas begun to ,nautfas, i;t
healing and saving mower humanity
has at once been lifted 10 q hi-hnr nlnn,
% thought and nc,ivity The healing
has been cnectual ana there is q preat
az desire for good and ? more ,ntelll
.cnt EFFORT 20 :.nIn tina, which IS dc.
sired The effect Or Christian Sciouc.
is not limited 10 a persori's nhvstrpl or
mental condition. 1t has decided in T.
huence OH what he does-,he perform
ance OF his daily duties and his atti.
tudc toward hts fcllowiuer lie be
comes more prohcien.. and consequent.
~ moro truly suscessfi,! In tho prac.
tce ~ his profession Tho conduct OF
his business or the performance OF his
duIy work If his occupation - such
that IL cannot b made 10 serve the
purpose Of good lie siadl. gives It UP
and devotcs himself to that which 4.
= ..g-
10 hts daily needs Hacinr gained that
truc- sense Of good when Is productive
or present results. he Is = better nam,
bette nciehbor. a better citizen.
There Is scarcely community where
such a reformation has not been &C.
conlpllahcd ia the lives OF individuals.
MANY are ready 10 give Christian
done and they desire TO know what Il
j. that can avail so much for human
i,y. that these persons may be cor
rcctly Informed as to the teachings OF
Christian Science is the principal rea-
son why these public lectures are given.
Most persons desire to know another'a
point OF view and the reason for h!s
faith even though they may not be
prepared to accept his conclusions.
TEACHINGS CORRECTLY STATED.
Every teaching should be correctly
stated ami left TO stand o. fall OF rs
own merits. 1t IS said that false doc
trincs and evil practices must be un-
covered and denounced or the ignorant
and unsuspectinG will be deceived and
led astray. This is truth enough. but
one must know that A doctrine is false
and practice Is bnd before he at
tompts TO expose 1t. Evils must he un-
covered. hut the most cftectual uncov-
crinE Of evil is instruction In righteous
ness. No cyl is rcaiiy uncovered until
one gam! 'he sense OF Sood Which
ch"bies Nun 10 see e'ii as ~ is woe
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