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defense of her Leaders teaching. APP
peared in the magazines and daily press
of the period of Mrs. Eddy's passing
beyond mortal sight. Since then. Mrs.
Stetson has written the following
books. which are a record of her work
in Christian Science. and the expert
ences through which she has passed,
in order to uphold genuine Christian
Science. as demonstrated by Christ
Jesus. and taught by Mary Baker Eddy,
the Discoverer and Founder of Chris
tian Science These books are all pub
lished by Messrs G.. p Putnam's Sons,
New York City.
Vital Issues in Christian Science with Fac
simile Letters of Mary Baker Eddy:
book of 405 pages.
"reminiscences. Sermons and Correspond
ence Proving Adherence to the Princi-
pie of Christian Science; being a his
tory of Mrs. Stetsons work in Chris
tian Science from 1884 to 1913. A book
OF over 200 pages.
Sermons and Other Writings on Christian
Science; book of over 800 pages.
Numerous smaller books and pamphlets.
including Poems My Spiritual Aero
plane" and "Greetings to the Dear
Children.'
Mrs. Stetson began in 1920, a cam
paign of education, through the Press
of various American cities, on the sub
ject of Christian Science, which she
still carries on, and will continue to do
so. Mrs. Stetson up to the present
hour has expended nearly 100000 in
this work. From the time of her first
contact with Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Stetson
has recognized the fdct that man. in
his spiritual individuality as child of
God, is necessarily and essentially IN
mortal. Therefore. Mrs. Stetson's
prime motive in undertaking and main
tanning this great work of spiritual edu-
cation and in giving genuine Christian
Science to the world, thus ushering in
the new spiritual era. is her spiritual
impulsion to tmM the request OF her
Leader and Teacher. Mary Baker Eddy.
to testify to the unrealty of "deaN'
and the allness of Spirit. Life, God.
until Mary Baker Eddy shall redbbear
as spiritual idea, as did Christ Jesus.
This work is essential in Christian
Science. in order that the final blow to
the carnal or mortal mind. which ends
in so-called death. shall be dealt by
Christ at his second appearing. which
is imminent ST. Paul characterizes
death in plain language, as "the last
enemy
In an article OF immense spiritual H.
umuufion. by Mrs. Stetson. which
appeared in the press OF New York and
other American cities. i'll une. 1920,
Mrs. Stetson protested against the cele
bration OF the death OF Thomas Ietfer-
son. as proclaimed by President Calvin
Coolidge. explaining that Christ Jesus
and Mary Baker Eddy clearly taught
the nnrroIHy of death. In this article
Mrs. Stetson declares that the founders
Of our Republic. Washington. Ietfer-
son. Monroe and their compatriots h7'c,
and obviously maintain in this Nation,
against the onslaughts of the dragon,
or flesh man. their divine principles.
Christ. they founded and established
the American Federal Republic. This
spiritual fact. or phenomenon is dis
cerned by those who have spiritual sight
and understanding, and. through them.
obedience to its divine demands is EN-
forced upon the Nation, in order that
the purpose for which the American
Federal Republic was formed. namely,
to reveal the Kingdom of God, ION
earth as it is in Heaven" and to usher
in the visible eternal reign of Christ
on earth. shall he accomplished.
The work thus outlined has occupied
Mrs. Stetsons entire time for the past
II years. or since Mrs Eddy rose be-
vond mortal vision. Mrs. Stetson has
now reached the point of spiritual un-
derstanding where she knows that the
second appearing of Christ is imminent
She freely procaims this conviction
over the air. by means of the RADIO
through Station WHAP, exhorting the
whole Protestant field to a0uke, and
7sutrh for Christ The Holy Bible de-
clares that the coming OF the Son of
man will be "in the air" or a mental
spiritual illumination and this spiritual
phenomenon will be and is incomtre-
henHble to those who remain in material
organization. or the belief OF life in
matter. flesh. which both Christ Jesus
and Mary Baker Eddy denounced. God
IS eternal Mind but. to reckon Him,
God, as matter, or flesh. is rdntheism.
pagan 'dolotrr. and blasthcmv. Also,
to reckon man. who was made in the
image and. likeness of God. Spirit. in
terms of matter. or flesh. is equally
panthelstN. pagan, and blasphemous.
Christ Jesus rrbnked his dull disciples.
who could not see beyond th.. Deshln