New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Mary Baker Eddy took up the cross
and began the demonstration of
Sp'T'tHot sense over the so-called mo-
ferfo4 senses. They healed the sick nv
destroying the false claim of sntns,
magnetism or the so-called carnal
mind, which is the foundation Of al,
olscord physical and mental. AS thew
followed the teachings of their Cod
inspired Leader, Mary Baker Eddy.
their spiritual posccr increased: fol-
lowers were added to the Cause Of
CHRISTIAN Science; churches arose in
every part OF the world, and prosperjtv
in Truth was manifested In Israel after
the Spirit.
AS Truth made Her authoritative de-
mands upon Christian Scientists. some
rose to spiritual heights OF demonstra-
'ion over materality, others resisted
the requirements of Christ, and fell
oack INTO the material senses, verify
ing the Scripture, l. John H., 10:
lney went out from us, but thev
were not Of US; for if they had been Of
u.s. they would no doubt have con-
unued with US: but they went ont
tnat they might be made manifest
ina, they were not all Of US
MIS-. Eddy refers to this phase of
mortal mind in the following words:
Jesus sent forth seventy students AZ
one time but only eleven left q des,r-
able historic record. Tradition c,.odite
niih Win TWO or three hundred other
dlsclples who have left no name
Many are called. but few are chosen
lhey fell away from grace because
they never truly understood their Mas.
ter's instruction" (Sctence and Henifh
p. 27.
Gradually it became apparent that
materiallty and reversal of divine met
aphyslcs were creeping into the ranks
OF Christian Science. Love OF ease. IN
personal sense, pride Of place and
power. and an unwilingness to handle
'he claim of malicious animal magnet
ISM manifested in seIf~iove, self-will.
sell -lustl1ication The lust Of the fleshly
mind. and the pride OF material exist
ence, with their earthward gravita-
! tion. were evident and Christian
science Msnd-heaing. with many
dropped TO the level Of so-called men
TAI healing on a human will basis.
OF Jesus followers It was said
Many are called, but few are chosen. ="
VI MIS- Eddy's students and followers
II may also be said, few have been
ahie to stand every day in the front
Of battle and with the two-edged srort,
or Truth-spiritual thought
race the enemy Of good, and rise su
pe1or to the so-called pains and pleas
ures Of the d:scordant mortal belief.
1he God-inspired-thc true Chris
tan SCientst-is willing to rise with
Christ through the abnegation of hu
man personality and the suffcrings
which destroy the Ncshly mind and
restore the dominion" Of the Christ
mind over sin. sorrow, and death
Mrs. Eddy says:
I'm the dark hours. wise Christian
Scientists stand firmcr than ever in
their allegiance to God. Wisdom il
welded to their love, and their hearts
are not troubled" miscellaneous Writ
tn0s. PIP. 276. 277).
>""'' ""o' aHIIilE INC testing time,
nave fallen away from Mrs. Fddy's
spiritual teaching. lure tho weak and
tnc yacillating who also become tho
opponents Of good. Throughout tho
christian Science movement, tho war
fare between Truths cxponents and
dernonstrators. and errors mouth
pieces. who adhere 10 material con-
cepts of spiritual facts. is described in
tne following words Of Mrs. EDDY:
"Whosocvnr proclains Truth loudest.
becomes tho mark for errors shafts.
inc archcrs aim at Truths mouth
piece: bat heart loyal to God Ia
patient and strong. Justice waits. and
~ used TO waiting: and right wins tho
everlasting victory" fMtaceEsnnro4.s
Wytttn0s. p. 277).
FOR twenty-five years Mira. pNtIv
cooperated wish mo In tho work OF
firg Church OF Chr1gt. Scientist. New
York City. During that tirna she tn,h-
'icty indorscd tho scientific demonstra~
t'"n made ny mo and my students and
members OF my church She has CON
unoed 10 cooperate In her srtrftvn, In
UMencc as impersonal iden. while
nuiid on g. wholly spiritual founda-
ton" tCIwtsttan Acaer.cc Sentinel. VOL
nrne XII. pago 2a1.)
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