The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-23

process whereby everything that has no right to exist or continue is to be- come extinct through Christ and Chris tianity.
 If insanity and sickness are real, then God, who includes all reality, must have made them. If He made them and bestows or sends them, then it is a sin to try to get well or to want to get well.
 We know that Christ was and is di- vine; is our Savior or Messiah; is the 1 Way" and we can prove it. We are confident that when this way is scien- 1 tifically understood, and becomes sci lentitieally operative, it will manifest it's saving efficiency by transforming the race.
 We believe that Christ Jesus was the representative of God to humanity; that He was the voice of wisdom and intel ligenee,. and that He knew more about God, man and the universe than all other people combined.
 l Jesus never intimated that His work l was mysterious, The contrary beliefs of men which have filtered their way down through the dark ages lead to the most absurd conclusions and tax to the utmost the credulity of man.
 Sin and disease are in immediate kinship. They are allied as cause and effect. The scriptural statement through sin came death' is scientific. Every physician knows, OF ought to know, that anger will arrest digestion, that grief, revenge and envy will im- pair the integrity of the body. | If Jesus came to save from one, then He came to save from both. When Jesus healed the sick did He destroy the work of God or devil? Was it the mis- sion of Jesus to destroy the work of God? If sickness is the work of the devil, then is God for or against it? If God is against and contrary to 1t, are His laws for or against it? If His laws arc against it, are they available to man? Has God created a man who is without possible resource to His law and power? If He has, then why pray for an impossibility?
 Mrs. Eddy answers all these ques tions and hundreds of others in her text book, Science and Health, With Key to the Scriptures" and thereby reconciles reason to God, and dispels the mystery which has obscured the science of life.
 This book encourages us to live ac- l cordng to the commandments and the Sermon on the Mount, and in obedi- 1 enee to the highest conceivable moral standard. It teaches us to be loving, charitable, merciful, meek and pure and as followers of Christ Jesus to obey every mandate of God and Christ, even to the extent of forsaking sim preaching the gospel and healing the sick. We are taught to love and to rely on one infinitely good God, who is Love; aud that We may trust Him to the ut
 termost; indeed, we are led to believe we cannot trust God too mucR nor ex- pect too much from infinite Love. We are taught to rely on the supremacy oi lSpirit and to know that no other re- Iliance is acceptable to God or of avail
 or mortals. We are taught that the
 mission of Christ is in demonstration of an unmysterious salvation, and that
 we may expect more and gain more l through Christ than if we were to min.
 imize the scope and efficacy of His mis-
 sion. Rt
 We differ concerning the nature oi
 man. The Bible declares that Goo
 made man in His own image and like.
 ness and gave him dominion over al the earth. Do you know of any sucf man? No. Is there something wrong : with God, or with man? The trouble lis with man, and he confesses it b! declaring himself fallen man faller from some high estate), and by hi'
 ceaseless prayer and effort to ge back.
 The medical profession have practi cally united in the admission that "con corning the essence or original cause o disease little is known; indeed, nothing at all
 According to Christian Science, tn enigma of the ages, namely, What 1 the primary cause of disease? can b