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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
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CHAPTER VII - PHYSIOLOGY
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CHAPTER VIII - FOOTSTEPS OF TRUTH
 
Practical preaching
 
The uses of truth
 
Divine study
 
Harmonious life-work
 
Belief and practice
 
Sure reward of righteousness
 
Our belief and understanding
 
Suicide and sin
 
Unscientific theories
 
Creation perfect
 
Perceiving the divine image
 
Redemption from selfishness
 
Will-power unrighteous
 
Birth and death unreal
 
No evil in Spirit
 
Subordination of evil
 
Evident impossibilities
 
One primal cause
 
Seemingly independent authority
 
Sickness as only thought
 
Allness of Truth
 
Spiritual translation
 
Jesus' disregard of matter
 
Mind not mortal
 
Matter mindless
 
Matter sensationless
 
Nerves painless
 
Human falsities
 
No miracles in Mind-methods
 
Good indefinable
 
Music, rhythm of head and heart
 
Adam and the senses
 
Idolatrous illusions
 
The senses of Soul
 
Real being never lost
 
Light and darkness
 
Faith of Socrates
 
The serpent of error
 
Servants and masters
 
Personal identity
 
Paul's experience
 
Fatigue is mental
 
Mind never weary
 
Coalition of sin and sickness
 
Sickness akin to sin
 
Affirmation and result
 
Scientific beginning
 
Hygiene ineffectual
 
The reflex phenomena
 
Volition far-reaching
 
Starvation and dyspepsia
 
Mind and stomach
 
Life only in Spirit
 
Soul greater than body
 
The question of the ages
 
Heralds of Science
 
Sectarianism and opposition
 
Mental emancipation
 
Truth's ordeal
 
Immortal sentences
 
Slavery abolished
 
Liberty's crusade
 
Cramping systems
 
House of bondage
 
Higher law ends bondage
 
Native freedom
 
Standard of liberty
 
No fleshly heredity
 
God-given dominion
 
Priestly pride humbled
 
No union of opposites
 
Self-constituted law
 
Sickness from mortal mind
 
God never inconsistent
 
Mental narcotics
 
The true healing
 
Destruction of all evil
 
Superiority to sickness and sin
 
Denials of divine power
 
Signs following
 
Profession and proof
 
Perfection gained slowly
 
Christ's mission
 
Efficacy of truth
 
Crumbs of comfort
 
Hospitality to health and good
 
Cleansing the mind
 
Teachers' functions
 
Physicians' privilege
 
Clergymen's duty
 
A mother's responsibility
 
Children's tractability
 
Soil and seed
 
Teaching children
 
Deluded invalids
 
Patient waiting
 
Unimproved opportunities
 
Society and intolerance
 
Right views of humanity
 
Standpoint revealed
 
Antagonistic sources
 
Some lessons from nature
 
Perpetual motions
 
Progress demanded
 
The doom of sin
 
Spirit transforms
 
Spiritual baptism
 
The one only way
 
Divided vestments
 
Ancient and modern miracles
 
Mental telegraphy
 
Annihilation of error
 
Deformity and perfection
 
Man never less than man
 
Man not evolved
 
Perpetual youth
 
Man reflects God
 
Undesirable records
 
True life eternal
 
Eyes and teeth renewed
 
Eternal beauty
 
The divine loveliness
 
Love's endowment
 
Mental sculpture
 
Perfect models
 
Renewed selfhood
 
Illusive dreams
 
Philosophical blunders
 
Spirit the one Ego
 
Mortal existence a dream
 
Error self-destroyed
 
Illusion of death
 
Mortal mind's disappearance
 
Spiritual ignorance
 
Eternal man recognized
 
Testimony of sense
 
Testimony of Soul
 
Heaven-bestowed prerogative
 
Right endeavor possible
 
Patience and final perfection
 
The cross and crown
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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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No evil in Spirit

There are evil beliefs, often called evil spirits; but

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these evils are not Spirit, for there is no evil in Spirit. Because God is Spirit, evil becomes more apparent and obnoxious proportionately as we advance spir- itually, until it disappears from our lives. This fact proves our position, for every scientific state- ment in Christianity has its proof. Error of statement leads to error in action.

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