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tanned by writing to DIR. w. B. Caldwell
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nos for whom this advertisement ii
published
| fleets or manfests the authority or po-
tency of all-inelusive, creative Mind, or
God!
Scientific Deductions.
| As early as the year 1866 the denial OF
the substantially of matter was made
by Mrs. Eddy, and to-day, fifty years
thereafter, physical science has an
any ultimate form or primal state OF
matter cognizable to the physical senses.
Law which fails to maintain stability
is no longer law.
Therefore, turning away from that
which has proved its insufficiency and in
stability,-in the language and spirit of
the great apostle to the Genties: "for-
getting those things which are behind"
we look elsewhere.
When the sick man is healed in Chris
tian Science, something has taken place.
1t cannot be said that that which has de-
stroyed condition of discord and sick
ness and established condition of health,
harmony and happiness is nothing.
Effect implies cause. Therefore, that
which has destroyed sickness and distress
and established health and harmony,
must be truly substantial, must be the
evidence or law of perfect creative Mind,
or God.
Application.
Those who are sick and suffering, ask
themselves naturally, How may ! avail
myself of this healing and regenerative
law of Truth and Life and Lover The
answer here is simple, clear and conclu-
sive, and may not be involved in any
manner, namely, Study well the Christian
Science textbooks, the Bible and Science
and Health with Key to the Scriptures"
and you will find as result of this
desire on your part, as a result of this
study and contemplation, that you are
being blessed, and healed, and your bur-
dens lightened; that you are being led in |
green pastures and beside still waters.
Grateful Multitudes-
There are hundreds of thousands of |
men and women and children throughout |
the world who have been healed of their |
sickness and pain, healed of their sorrow
and grief, healed of their sin and misery,
because Mrs. Eddy has been citizen of |
the world. (See Science and HEALTH
And it is not a strange thing that
these who have been thus healed, should
treasure. with sincere gratitude the gift of
br,a IL L.,
and gentle woman has laid upon the
altar of humanity.
Characteristics of Giving.
II there is one word which might more
than another indicate something of the
character and purpose of Mrs. Eddy, /
think it might be the word "giving"i
Above all, she was always giving, Civ
ng, giving of the gift of Christian Sci
,nce, which had been so freely given to
Ter.
And in the final disposition OF her es-
ate to be used ''in the extension of the
eligion of Christian Science" as taught
" her, she has accounted well for her |
stewardship, and given to humanity an
ternal legacy of enduring love. '
oiLHpilClty anu StitnBtn. |
Mrs. Eddy's faith and trust in God and
Ter confidence in the ever-presence of
Irvine Love, was the simple faith, and
rust, and confidence of little child. and
his, together with the courage, strength
nd zeal of one who had caught the
ision of great purpose, made her the /
most tender and loving, and yet the
1ost compassionately firm and construc-
i've character of her time
Consistency and Agreement.
BY far the majority of those who have
cen healed and blessed through Chris
ian Science have come to know Mrs. :
,ddy by means of her writings, in all of P
-hich there is to be found continual 9
clip and inspiration, and, above all,
lost beautiful consistency in the state
rent of Principle and practice through
ut; and this consistency, my friends, is il
OF the careful studied consistency of
ne who feared that she might utter .,
,methng contradictory in its nature. :
ut the simple, straightforward consist :,
icy of one who heard the demands of :,
cd, and neither hesitated nor feared to :
,rrelate those demands in the Science of !,
ling or Christian Science. =
1t is the viii of God, the purpose of u
finite Mind, that man should know the :"
nth And you may begin at once in
Tristan Science to discriminate be- :.
yeen the unreal and the real, between ~
e untrue and the true, to reject and -
ny the suggestions of false material :,
or murderer from the be- n
nning," and instead, to appropriate as ~ ~
,urs the things that belong to immortal -
an, the things that forever reflect the Il
ernsl creative Mind, or God and in
e identity thus established TO be freel n
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