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Rudimental Divine Science
Mary Baker Eddy
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DEFINITION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PRINCIPLE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PERSONALITY OF GOD
HEALING SICKNESS AND SIN
INDIVIDUALITY OF GOD
MATERIAL AND SPIRITUAL SCIENCE
NON-EXISTENCE OF MATTER
MATERIALITY INTANGIBLE
BASIS OF MIND-HEALING
MATERIAL AND SPIRITUAL MAN
DEMONSTRATION IN HEALING
MEANS AND METHODS
ONLY ONE SCHOOL
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Unity of Good
Mary Baker Eddy
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Caution in the Truth
Does God know or behold sin,
sickness, and death?
Seedtime and Harvest
Is anything real
of which the physical senses
are cognizant?
The Deep Things of God
Ways Higher than Our Ways
Rectifications
A Colloquy
The Ego
Soul
There is no Matter
Sight
Touch
Taste
Force
Is There no Death?
Personal Statements
Credo
Do you believe in God?
Do you believe in man?
Do you believe in matter?
What say you of woman?
What say you of evil?
Suffering from Others' Thoughts
The Saviour's Mission
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Retrospection
and Introspection
Mary Baker Eddy
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Ancestral Shadows
Autobiographic Reminiscences
Voices Not Our Own
Early Studies
Girlhood Composition
Theological Reminiscence
The Country-seat (Poem)
Marriage and Parentage
Emergence into Light
The Great Discovery
Foundation Work
Medical Experiments
First Publication
The Precious Volume
Recuperative Incident
A True Man
College and Church
"Feed My Sheep" (Poem)
College Closed
General Associations and Our Magazine
Faith-cure
Foundation-stones
The Great Revelation
Sin, Sinner, and Ecclesiasticism
The Human Concept
Personality
Plagiarism
Admonition
Exemplification
Waymarks |
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No and Yes
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Preface
Introduction
Disease Unreal
Science of Mind-healing
Is Christian Science of the Same Lineage
as Spiritualism or Theosophy?
Is Christian Science from Beneath, and not from Above?
Is Christian Science Pantheistic?
Is Christian Science Blasphemous?
Is There a Personal Deity?
Is There a Personal Devil?
Is Man a Person?
Has Man a Soul?
Is Sin Forgiven?
Is There any such Thing as Sin?
Is There no Sacrificial Atonement?
Is There no Intercessory Prayer?
Should Christians Beware of Christian Science? |
The real man is the soul or the individuality the “I Am”; and that part of man is always perfectly well; in fact, cannot possibly be otherwise than well, a statement that can be demonstrated to the scientifically exact. To know that this is true, and to know that you yourself are the real man that something in human nature that is always perfectly well, is to know the truth the truth that makes man free. CHRISTIAN D. LARSON