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Science and Health with KEY to THE SCRIPTURES

 
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SCIENCE AND HEALTH - Table Of Contents
 
PREFACE

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CHAPTER I - PRAYER
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CHAPTER II - ATONEMENT AND EUCHARIST
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CHAPTER III - MARRIAGE
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CHAPTER IV - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE VERSUS SPIRITUALISM
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CHAPTER V - ANIMAL MAGNETISM UNMASKED
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CHAPTER VI - SCIENCE, THEOLOGY, MEDICINE
 
Christian Science discovered
 
Mission of Christian Science
 
Discontent with life
 
Demonstrable evidence
 
Light shining in darkness
 
New lines of thought
 
Scientific evidence
 
Solitary research
 
God's allness learned
 
Scriptural foundations
 
The demonstration lost and found
 
Mystical antagonists
 
Optical illustration of Science
 
Pertinent proposal
 
Confirmatory tests
 
One school of Truth
 
Unchanging Principle
 
On sandy foundations
 
Principle and practice
 
Reversible propositions
 
Metaphysical inversions
 
Definition of mortal mind
 
Imperfect terminology
 
Causation mental
 
Philological inadequacy
 
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Divine synonyms
 
Divine image
 
Divine reflection
 
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Reality
 
Spiritual universe
 
Aim of Science
 
Divine personality
 
Spiritual language
 
The miracles of Jesus
 
Opacity of the senses
 
Leaven of Truth
 
The divine and human contrasted
 
Certain contradictions
 
Unescapable dilemma
 
God and nature
 
The sun and Soul
 
Reversal of testimony
 
Health and the senses
 
Historic illustrations
 
Perennial beauty
 
Astronomic unfoldings
 
Opposing testimony
 
Testimony of the senses
 
Spiritual sense of life
 
Ptolemaic and psychical error
 
Seeming and being
 
Scientific basis
 
Physical science a blind belief
 
Right interpretation
 
All force mental
 
Corporeal changes
 
The time and tide
 
Mortal nothingness
 
A lack of originality
 
Antagonistic questions
 
Biblical basis
 
Science and Christianity
 
Scientific terms
 
No physical science
 
Practical Science
 
Mathematics and scientific logic
 
Truth by inversion
 
Antagonistic theories
 
Ontology needed
 
Reluctant guests
 
Excuses for ignorance
 
Children and adults
 
All evil unnatural
 
The error of carnality
 
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Churchly neglect
 
John the Baptist, and the Messiah
 
Christ rejected
 
John's misgivings
 
Faith according to works
 
Judaism antipathetic
 
Priestly learning
 
Testimony of martyrs
 
Absence of Christ-power
 
Basis of miracles
 
Lawful wonders
 
Fear and sickness identical
 
The unity of Science and Christianity
 
The Christ-mission
 
Ancient spiritualism
 
Doubting disciples
 
A divine response
 
The true and living rock
 
Sublime summary
 
New era in Jesus
 
Healthful theology
 
Marvels and reformations
 
Science obscured
 
Opponents benefited
 
God invisible to the senses
 
The true worship
 
Anthropomorphism
 
More than profession required
 
No ecclesiastical monopoly
 
A change demanded
 
Two claims omitted
 
Selfishness and loss
 
Temple cleansed
 
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Question of precedence
 
Methods rejected
 
Error not curative
 
Impossible coalescence
 
Soul and sense
 
Will-power detrimental
 
Conservative antagonism
 
Ancient healers
 
The struggle and victory
 
Mystery of godliness
 
Matter versus matter
 
How healing was lost
 
Drugs and divinity
 
Christian Science as old as God
 
Reduction to system
 
Perusal and practice
 
A definite rule discovered
 
Jesus' own practice
 
The man of anatomy and of theology
 
Physiology deficient
 
Blunders and blunderers
 
Old-school physician
 
Tests in our day
 
The main purpose
 
Exploded doctrine
 
Disease mental
 
Intentions respected
 
Man governed by Mind
 
Mortal mind dethroned
 
All activity from thought
 
The author's experiments in medicine
 
Homoeopathic attenuations
 
Only salt and water
 
Origin of pain
 
Source of contagion
 
Imaginary cholera
 
Children's ailments
 
Drug-power mental
 
Belief in physics
 
Nature of drugs
 
Dropsy cured without drugs
 
A stately advance
 
The modus of homoeopathy
 
Drugging unchristian
 
Mythology and materia medica
 
Footsteps to intemperance
 
Advancing degrees
 
Effects of fear
 
Mental conditions to be heeded
 
False source of knowledge
 
Obedient muscles
 
Anatomy and mind
 
Mind over matter
 
Restrictive regulations
 
Metaphysics challenges physics
 
Truth an alterative
 
Practical success
 
Testimony of medical teachers
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CHAPTER VII - PHYSIOLOGY
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CHAPTER VIII - FOOTSTEPS OF TRUTH
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CHAPTER IX - CREATION
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CHAPTER X - SCIENCE OF BEING
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CHAPTER XI - SOME OBJECTIONS ANSWERED
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CHAPTER XII - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTICE
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CHAPTER XIII - TEACHING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
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CHAPTER XIV - RECAPITULATION
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KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES

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John's misgivings

Did the doctrines of John the Baptist confer healing power upon him, or endow him with the truest concep- tion of the Christ? This righteous preacher once pointed his disciples to Jesus as "the Lamb of God;" yet afterwards he seriously questioned

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the signs of the Messianic appearing, and sent the inquiry to Jesus, "Art thou he that should come?"

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