After editing the finished chapter, I realize I sound bitter this week. Guilty as charged. The experience was just so … well, keep reading and you’ll see.
Much like last week (the Jehovah’s Witnesses), I knew very little about Christian Scientists (www.christiansciencecincinnati.com). They certainly have no connection to the Church of Scientology, and they are definitely a branch of Christianity (believe in Jesus, use the Christian Bible, etc.).
From what I could tell, the Christian Scientists have nothing to do with science. I couldn’t find a Periodic Table of Elements anywhere. Contrary to what Jason Boys suggested, communion was not taken from a beaker. Nary a Bunsen burner was involved in the whole operation.
This was a journey of confusion. One that left me with more questions than answers.
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Much like last week (the Jehovah’s Witnesses), I knew very little about Christian Scientists (www.christiansciencecincinnati.com). They certainly have no connection to the Church of Scientology, and they are definitely a branch of Christianity (believe in Jesus, use the Christian Bible, etc.).
From what I could tell, the Christian Scientists have nothing to do with science. I couldn’t find a Periodic Table of Elements anywhere. Contrary to what Jason Boys suggested, communion was not taken from a beaker. Nary a Bunsen burner was involved in the whole operation.
This was a journey of confusion. One that left me with more questions than answers.
To finish reading about this experience or any of the reflections from my 52 visits, please purchase the full book here.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION
