Excerpt from The Outlook, Vol. 63: Published Weekly, September 2, 1899
A correspondent in another column makes as strong a case as, in our judg ment, can be made for the doctrine that Christian Scientists should be allowed by the State to practice their healing art on the hypothesis that disease is only a mortal thought and can be cured by thinking. The question thus raised is a large one, and involves the whole problem of the relation of law to liberty.
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