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Science and Health with KEY to THE SCRIPTURES

SCIENCE AND HEALTH - Table Of Contents

CHAPTER I - PRAYER

CHAPTER II - ATONEMENT AND EUCHARIST

CHAPTER III - MARRIAGE

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CHAPTER IV - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE VERSUS SPIRITUALISM

The infinite one Spirit

Real and unreal identity

Spirits obsolete

Scientific phenomena

Incorrect theories

Opposing conditions

Bridgeless division

Unscientific investiture

Raising the dead

Vision of the dying

Real Life is God

Immaterial pleasure

A dream vanishing

Progress and purgatory

Unnatural deflections

Spirit intangible

Thought regarding death

Fallacious hypotheses

Mistaken methods

Divine strength

A denial of immortality

Mysticism unscientific

Physical falsities

Poor post-mortem evidence

No proof of immortality

Mind's manifestations immortal

Reading thoughts

Impossible intercommunion

Natural wonders

Conflicting standpoints

Scientific foreseeing

The Mind unbounded

Scientific foreknowing

Value of intuition

Hypocrisy condemned

Images of thought

Phenomena explained

Mental environment

Recollected friends

Illusions not ideas

Trance speaking illusion

Scientific improvisation

Divine origination

Mind is substance

Mortal delusions

Scientific finalities

Man's genuine being

Erroneous postulates

Knowledge of good and evil

The age's privilege

Logic and revelation

Derivatives of spirit

Ingratitude and denial

Spiritual insight

Christ's reappearance

Spiritual awakening

The darkest hours of all

Arena of contest

Millennial glory

Dangerous resemblances

Christianity still rejected

Spiritual foreshadowings

Revelation of Science

Science as foreign to all religion

Key to the kingdom

CHAPTER V - ANIMAL MAGNETISM UNMASKED

CHAPTER VI - SCIENCE, THEOLOGY, MEDICINE

CHAPTER VII - PHYSIOLOGY

CHAPTER VIII - FOOTSTEPS OF TRUTH

CHAPTER IX - CREATION

CHAPTER X - SCIENCE OF BEING

CHAPTER XI - SOME OBJECTIONS ANSWERED

CHAPTER XII - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTICE

CHAPTER XIII - TEACHING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHAPTER XIV - RECAPITULATION

KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES

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Thought regarding death

The act of describing disease - its symptoms, locality, and fatality - is not scientific. Warning people against death is an error that tends to frighten into death those who are ignorant of Life as God. Thousands of instances could be cited of health restored by changing the patient's thoughts regarding death.