The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-09
A SCIENCE MILITANT
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 in proportion to our obedience to his commands and the demonstration of his teachings.
 By this interpretation of compunion, Christian Scientists do not presume to question the right of other denomina- tions to their sense of and adherence to this ordinance, nor to doubt thG.r sincerity in the literal fulhllmeht of this sacrament in the use of material symbols, and it is left to their own un- derstandlng as to where and how shall be manifested this coming of the Christ which Is suggested in Peups declara- tion, 'ye do shew forth the Lords death, till he come
 Right here, we wish to call the att tention of our critic to the use of the terms "Eddylsm'' and ''Eddyite' These terms are not acceptable to Mrs. Eddy Of to her followers, for the reason that Christian science is a demonstrablo truth, hence is entitled to the name Science and one who demonstrates it's teachings, has the right to be called q Christian Scientist The terms "Ed1y- ite' and "Eddyism" are uhdlgnificd, to say the least, and amount to epithets. We note our critics classlhc1t on of Christian Science with Suggestive mental therapeutics" and his claim that Christian Science healing Is accom- blished on tho same bass, namely, to quote our critic, Whereby the idaa of health is made to possess and don1in- ate the mind, tends to express itself in health of body. It makes very it- tle difference apparently or with what acconpanllnents a suggestion | comes thus to control ones conscious acss, the only indispensable factor be- ing the succuhbing of the mind in a zpirit of unquostionlng belief"
 All that tho critic admitted does ob- aia in suggestive mental therapeutics md Is purely hypnotlsm,. pract oe wholly foreign to ana prohibited In the demonstration of Christian sei.nce. | France investigated hypnotism as to ] It's value and utility both in medical and criminal practice believing that under hypnotic influence, criminal l could be made to enact the crime for which he was held.
 l An experiment was r1ade first bv
 putting one under hypnotlsin who had | committed crime, and then a simple minded peasant of gentle disposition
 was made to enact the same thing,
 proving conclusively that each had en- acted the suggestion which obtained ! In the mind of the hynotizer, and each
 vas wholly dsposeessed of his per
 .onal faculty for reasoning or govern
 Ing his acts. The criminal had not
 portrayed, while under this influence,
 lis own acts, but had simply enacted
 he sipposltional possibility in the
 hind of the hvnotlzer as to how that
 rlme had bsen committed.
 l The suggestions of the hypnotlst em- >nate from the mortal mind whose . ncentlons are a mixture of human ' od and evil, and do not Involve splr- fal ideas which are the emanation | f divine Principle, hence the effect of 'uch suggestions could not be uplftine ! nd spiritualizIng, although the sug- | ,sstion of physical health might pro- ! luce in the subject temporary relief
 from his ailments.
 l On the other hand, the arguments
 of Christian Science always rest upon l the realization of the substance, pow.
 CT, and presence of Life, Truth. and
 Love, the one God. Acknowledglne
 that God is Mind, and that man is hi,