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 | CHAPTER IX - CREATION Science and Health with KEY to THE SCRIPTURES |  |
Mortal birth and death
The senses represent birth as untimely and death as irresistible, as if man were a weed growing apace or a flower withered by the sun and nipped by untimely frosts; but this is true only of a mortal, not of a man in God's image and likeness. The truth of being is perennial, and the error is unreal and obsolete.
| CHAPTER IX - CREATION Science and Health with KEY to THE SCRIPTURES | |