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Certainty of results
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Certainty of results

To mortal sense Christian Science seems abstract, but the process is simple and the results are sure if the Science is understood. The tree must be good, which produces good fruit. Guided by divine Truth and not guesswork, the theologus (that is, the student the Christian and scientific expounder - of the divine law) treats disease with more certain results than any other healer on the globe. The Christian Scientist should understand and adhere strictly to the rules of divine meta-


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physics as laid down in this work, and rest his demonstra- tion on this sure basis.