The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-16

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Science and Health with Key to the
Scripture casts more HIGHT on the
Inspired Word, and Isl more highly
scientific work. than any hook that
ever was VFrftten. GNo other book
has ever stated Truth 10 clearly. and
Is unwaveringly and selen caitY as
q rebnlzs sin ana sickness insalI their
forms and. make them appear.
Book .eaeIles z me Sciences
This book teaches pure sciehces It
does not teach a mere belief When
Mrs Eddy discovered Christian
science she gave up her former opin-
ions and ideas conc ming, God and
Man, and wrote nothing but the nm
foidings OF Science, from the basis Of
the one Divine Principle God.
Christian Science IS not another re-
lfgfous belief It is Science: and
Science is something 70 be under
stood ana demonstrated, not merely
believed.
And Christian Scientists cannot
properly be termed simply belieSers
in Christian Science, any more than
1 Mathematician could be called o
mere believer in Mathematics. They
are students OF Christian Science;
they are studying to understand
Christian Science but not trying. TO
believe IT. They soon see That their
beliefs do not change anything; that
what is true. is true whether they be-
1ieve it or not; but II they would set
the benefits OF It, they must under
stand THE same in the Science Of
--aelnp Il in the Science Of Numbers.
No teacher in Mathematics, after ter
demonstrating proposition for pm
oil. ever asks that pupil whether he
believes it; he asks him Il he under
stands IT, knowing that his belief or
disblief viii not change the fact
And what is true in the science OF
Numbers in this respect is emphatic
ally true in the Science OF Being.
Christian Science IS not made up
OF mere personal opinions. It is the
Science OF Being; and like the Science
of Numbers, Il never asks what we
think about it, or how we feel about
1t. whether we like It or not.
II never changes to suit our likes
or dislikes; it never varies one iota
to crafty any ones pattlcular wishes
or desires;-no difference what your
rank, how exalted, or how abased,
how rich or how poor, or what your
seeming needs may. be, or However
much. YOU beg for assistance. But
from It's Interchangeable laws of cor
rectness and right, 1t stands as un-
moved and relentless as the Science
Of Numbers, and from its great heart
Of Love is saying. ''You must come
to me, / cannot come to you. can
not concede to yours. have Eternal
Life to give, but you must needs sur
render all false beliefs to get it." i
grants your right desires and every
human need, but they must be given
in Gods way, and can only be your
way, when you have cOnfermed 70
His.
christian science Is based on the
one only but universal Good; and
not for any. And hence, should never
he read with the question before us
1 whether we are going to like 1t, bq9t
lis It true2 is the question to be con:
sidered. It should never be studied
with the idea OF liking, or disltlkinl
It, as though our likes or dislikes' oul
accordance or rejection would In any
way affect the great Fact Of Being,
what matters 1t whether we pc
Ilieve that one-haIf times one@,ha{hi q
/ one-fourth? II we reject i, does tina
prove 1t false? or II we accspt e
does that make it true? Does our &c
Eceotance or fejection alter the tac'
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