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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
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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
 
Supported by facts
 
Commands of Jesus
 
Christianity scientific
 
Argument of good works
 
Personal experience
 
Proof from miracles
 
Example of the disciples
 
Strong position
 
Efficacy may be attested
 
The one divine method
 
Omnipotence set forth
 
Contradictions not found
 
God's idea the ideal man
 
Nothingness of error
 
Truth antidotes error
 
Serving two masters
 
Essential element of Christianity
 
All disease a delusion
 
Elimination of sickness
 
Full fruitage yet to come
 
Law and gospel
 
Language inadequate
 
Substance spiritual
 
Both words and works
 
The divine life-link
 
Truth a present help
 
Fatal premises
 
Fruitless worship
 
Spirit the tangible
 
Ghosts not realities
 
The real and the unreal
 
Superstition obsolete
 
Christian warfare
 
Healing omitted
 
Scientific consistency
 
Spiritual meaning
 
Practical arguments
 
Conditions of criticism
 
Weakness of material theories
 
Irreconciliable differences
 
Copartnership impossible
 
Two infinite creators absurd
 
Anthropomorphism
 
One supremacy
 
Matter impotent
 
Scientific and Biblical facts
 
Personal confidence
 
Two different artists
 
Choose ye to-day
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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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God's idea the ideal man

It is not the purpose of Christian Science to "educate the idea of God, or treat it for disease," as is alleged

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by one critic. I regret that such criticism confounds man with Adam. When man is spoken of as made in God's image, it is not sinful and sickly mortal man who is referred to, but the ideal man, reflecting God's likeness.

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