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Christian Science In Tremont Temple. Science And The Senses. Extract From My First Address In The Mother Church, May 26, 1895 Address Before The Alumni Of The Massachusetts Metaphysical College, 1895 Address Before The Christian Scientist Association Of The Massachusetts Metap...
Christian Science In Tremont Temple. Science And The Senses. Extract From My First Address In The Mother Church, May 26, 1895 Address Before The Alumni Of The Massachusetts Meta...
3. Chapter 3To The Mother Church. To ——, On Prayer. To The National Christian Scientist Association. To The College Association. To The National Christian Scientist Association. To The Firs...
4. Chapter 45. Chapter 5“Thy Will Be Done” “Put Up Thy Sword” Scientific Theism Mental Practice Taking Offense Hints To The Clergy Perfidy And Slander Contagion Improve Your Time Thanksgiving Dinner Ch...
6. Chapter 6An Allegory Voices Of Spring “Where Art Thou?” Divine Science Fidelity True Philosophy And Communion Origin Of Evil Truth Versus Error Fallibility Of Human Concepts The Way Scie...
7. Chapter 7Come Thou Meeting Of My Departed Mother And Husband Love Woman’s Rights The Mother’s Evening Prayer June Wish And Item The Oak On The Mountain’s Summit Isle Of Wight Hope Rondel...
8. Chapter 8To Loyal Christian Scientists In This And Every Land I Lovingly Dedicate These Practical Teachings Indispensable To The Culture And Achievements Which Constitute The Success Of...
9. Chapter 9The ancient Greek looked longingly for the Olym- [1] piad. The Chaldee watched the appearing of a star; to him, no higher destiny dawned on the dome of being than that foreshado...
10. Chapter 10Christian Science begins with the First Com- [1] mandment of the Hebrew Decalogue, “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.” It goes on in perfect unity with Christ’s Sermon on...
11. Chapter 11Mental malpractice is a bland denial of Truth, and is the antipode of Christian Science. To mentally argue in a manner that can disastrously affect the happiness of a fellow-bei...
12. Chapter 12From the platform of the Monday lectureship in [2] Tremont Temple, on Monday, March 16, 1885, as will be seen by what follows. Reverend Mary Baker G. Eddy was presented to Mr. C...
13. Chapter 13My Beloved Brethren:—If a member of the church is inclined to be uncharitable, or to condemn his brother without cause, let him put his finger to his lips, and forgive others as...
14. Chapter 14TEXT: _For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the_ [5] _government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called_ _Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty...
15. Chapter 15material sense, cast out by the spiritual truth of being; namely, that speech belongs to Mind instead of matter, [25] and the wrong power, or the lost sense, must yield to the r...
16. Chapter 16Beloved Students:—In thanking you for your [1] gift of the pretty pond contributed to Pleasant View, in Concord, New Hampshire, I make no distinction be- tween my students and y...
17. Chapter 17This is the law of Truth to error, “Thou shalt surely die.” This law is a divine energy. Mortals cannot prevent the fulfilment of this law; it covers all sin and its effects. Go...
18. Chapter 18Picture to yourself “a city set upon a hill,” a [2] celestial city above all clouds, in serene azure and unfathomable glory: having no temple therein, for God is the temple ther...
19. Chapter 19About the year 1862, while the author of this work [1] was at Dr. Vail’s Hydropathic Institute in New Hampshire, this occurred: A patient considered incur- able left that instit...
20. Chapter 20“Joy for thee, happy friend! thy bark is past [10] The dangerous sea, and safely moored at last— Beyond rough foam. Soft gales celestial, in sweet music bore— Spirit emancipate...
21. Chapter 21Becoming at an early age disgusted with drugs, I learned hygiene, and practised it faithfully for over twenty years; then I began to lose all faith in its efficacy, became great...