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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
VERSUS SEI.FWORSHIP

Science and Health says. the
Ego-msn Is the reflection OF the
Ego-God." A meaning Of the word
reflect Is TO know. We commonly
employ the word In this meaning
when We say. Il reflected" that IL.
I thought. Mans real selfhood IL
in the reflection. or recognition Of
God the only Mind in whom man
lives and moves and has his being.
To this molly Father Mother OF all
being man bows. and In Him finds
his true selfhood.
Let Va consider the idolAtry Of
self. and the case Christian Science
makes against the worship Of any
selfhood or mind apart from God.
Mrs Eddy has said The human
mind has been an idolstor from
the beginning, having other gods
and believing In more than the
one mind Choicest among these
gods IL the material sens of self.
the false material senss Of person.
or personal sense, or self-Vorship.
A phase Of this ldolatry II the
bowling down 10 that physical body.
the cult Of body worship This
cult idolizes the body and sbjectly
Worships. fears and sacrifices TO
IL II hypotheostss health and
welfare on hygiene. physical sdu-
cation. periodical check-ups. diet.
exercise. physiology. biology. hani-
tar codes. Pau sought 10 clarity
thought on this Pantheon q body
worship. lie warned: Beware
the CONCESSION" which gan be trans
lated. beware hestherish cuttings.
for Ne are the circumcision.
which worship God in the spirit
and have no confidence in the
flesh
Nov whatever can - declared
n Cod properly can ~ declared ~
man - Gods expression. or - ~
have u m Hebrews The express
image II his person Indeed u
must BE- 80 declared ~ man. This
q course does not mean that man
: himsslf creator, cause or Pa
Their Mother. but rather that the
creative function % Mind - eN-
pressed as man, VINO - the reflec-
ton, or effect OF the great and
only cause. The apostle indicated
that Christ Jesus being IL ths
form - God thought b. not rob
oery 10 b equal Slth God lPnil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
VERSUS DEVIL WORSHIP

the opening line ~ the prsfscs
10 Science and Health declares
To these leaning IN ths sustain
ing Infinite, to-day m ssT with
blessings" Not a tbose leaning
on the finite. bowing down In mat
ter. loving i,s pleasures and fear
Ing lts pains. not 10 thn~s bsiisv-
Ing In EVIL. put 10 thoss whn~s
eonfiaenee IL in god.
Fear has slsaYs hesp a prime
element Ia idolatfy. fear. ira belief
IN a ro~sr apart from good. ths
belief n evil. And tina minElinE 81
good and evil Il elementary ~ All
Idols To be sure the good sttrib.
nted 10 false cd 10 only = phasr
~ evil. since All real good actually
belongs 20 God Thus ths good
commonly accredited 70 material
msdieins and its branches 10 not
actually good Al all No god ran
come from = faisty: bat = fsisiiy
can be reversed rsjsetsd and re-
placed by truth n ths human con
sriousnaa<. and thus good VIII ap.
pear. NoS since ths human mind
has slsays been an i1olstor. at
ifiD1tlng n the nonssnsieai lntsis
nEsnes sna p-pvsr. ara ilfs. good
ard sg1i. Il fails asit ttaf the ma.
mar mind substitutes for ths Cd
dsiiiss = nsw BIT equally nysssrss
asis ard fiesltaaess mental dsysl
called error. Hss srror u SIMPLY
thst shleb 10 me- true - that
which does nos sHist u . plain
That the Hypothetical opposite -
God. TIE Aii.in-aii eeasid never ~
aetgai. and thai Il could esly ~sn
10 have sxisfsnes. a. Mrs. kddy
haa PIT u. ~ giving reailty 70
me unreal" n u II tssas thea
that sfrof a. = ehsis hss 40 sxr
istsnas. slusiT 10 psass = sFfes
nas sslst~acs Tnsn "a asast - a.
true thaf there - ~ maiseiot,s -
lFnofzst mental malpractice 10 a.
tusiiiY sny more thar ihsr@ -
sssh = tainE - al~@ss. m neeess
sitY - siifon from humsa en-
seloslsnsss the beilsf that fhsrs =
sithsr error u be9y ~ q mind Il
paramount These errors ~ ~
lief e4a never BE- eliminated while
ne human CONSEQUENCES eiings 10
them either - facts o. as bsllsfs.
A famous novelist oaes srots =
book shout az African trial devil
WORSHIP. and hoN q little band ~
EnEiissusn ret oat - insssflEsts
n Tns volume builds sp q fan
taste story q = myntsFa0sAs ana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK

The next important point 10
make is that Science and Health
comes TO us from an inspired
revelator Of Truth. and in fulfill
ment of Scriptural prophesy. and
we accept It without reservation
as Gods word. We value Science
and Health and acknowledge it's
inspirational source and content.
We regard the Christian Science
textbook as a never failing guide
and conduct TO the realm Of reali-
ty. But we do not bow down 10 II,
nor attempt TO conjure with it's
letter. To perform the MIRACLES
OF healing and salvation Of which
Science and Health, when under
stood is so fully capable, we fol-
low the simple direction Of the
textbook itself: Study thoroughly
the letter and imblbe the spirit ="
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
AND TIE BIBLE

L. Is then address ourselves 70
the case Christian Science makes
against idoistry- And let as first
remind ourselves that Christian
Science Is based on the Bible The
Bible II the record ~ the inspired
. thought and attainment Of human
ity pushing its way upward from
the lowest 70 the highest stand
ards and achievements. in civil
izsuon. in science. IN AT, ia lei
ters. in philosophy. in religion. In
medicine. and above ali. IN spiut-
ushty. As II To settle al doubts Of
ths insT ration Of the Scriptures
the Bible. IT. is Genesis. Or begin
EingA starts off WITH . wholly AZ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10

destroy re hikh places We To-
asy az without sxea>~ Z - eoa-
slnus = Ssthkez6 ne offensive
against heather h>hefs 80 al
their fzl=e reas 1t = Hns -
.sid - - that - kroee- - th>
high places remsls aatsk<H sssy.
and thai 80 infiene curs<ssss un-
a~r every Erees tree =. e.~
q ceri-ti.n Science sEsla<s ma
tsrisi medirins !. ne go -
christ. tAs ,d-s u rrutA sksinss
errer IN Cnrtstisn a<ience.
chrs. ne spiritual itss d~~trcys
fsith n waterfall mealsta<. rns
nnsns.. - mar slth cad eonssi.
aute- to heath ehnisee~s eem.
pietsness of wsH Thts spiritual
ldes = the chfzst. ths Eass -
Truth. sna u Constitutes TIE ere
ness - mar. - hsafth - mar.
ne wealth - nsn. ara re fsv-
BUSINESS - man Tnsre = puw~f
for Eeed ard fef hssllnx eaiv n ths
enc Mlna. irtelllHsncs. feF ~ Ne.
a Truth sions ear east ns srrus
~ ostlsf. vhich !. si-s sFrur II
bedy. In seeeas coFtnfhisns.
Paul refers 30 sChris ~ 10 the
image - God Any fst.< image.
any false claim - Evil q - god
IL anti Christ sad 10 give u
credenee i iaelstry
ror ere Ia Sand In Christian
Science against the false sd. n
medicine. calls fer feafis<sness
1hs ability % practice Christian
Science healing successfully =
propofiienals o. snss understand.
ina q Cod and tie conausfins Il
fear The standpoint q helpful.
meas II tho standpoint NJ fearless.
ness or disbelief in evil IN dis.
ease. in disorder. and q somplsts
belief in good. IN health. IN order,
in complete confidence IN God and
Hls healing and saving CHRIS. Ia
b. fres % The ms~mefie belief II
material medicine 10 ore essential
10 Freedom frum disease
The cas-. ~ Christian srlsnes
against medical iaoltary calls fe'
both spiritual understanding n
the theory ~ chri.tlaa sciene.
and utilization - fts at In sp.
plying the theory cut IN the ssans
frssss 81 ths vsli ~ = famous sr'
gallery there 10 fhis inscription
Through art ws realize our per
fection" The Science and art n
christian Science are indispensable
/ II we know one ws know and car
use the ether. Tho healing arr 4
in the working knowlsdEs. u 10 70
tho knowing. not In the mere let
ter 81 the word. any mors than ths
ability 10 cut that inscription N
the stone was In the tools or IA
tho hand 81 the sculptof Hos
shall the sick be healed Can 80
reduce the power Of Truth owe,
error. Of Spirit over matter. Il
formula. TO prescription. IN aug
msnt. TO play on words or will
Words
The true artist may rightly Al.
claim any use Of . formuis. ~
constructs his triumphs out % hi
working knowlsdss. his eon~rioai
feeling 81 his way Ne smploy,
science and art. not VT and miss
nj. method IL surety No wsth IN.
able practitioner BE learns n
course the letter u Christian Set
snoe. but he practices IL arr splr'
itusliy. instinetissly. intniuvsiy
With reason here and inspiration
thsie. ne build. his ease sgain~l
error and for truth. and under nv
realization 81 perfection tn.
demonstration smsrEss ss . mat
ter u spiritual ssqusnes and con
sequence
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
NOT PANTHEIsM

GhNISIiAN SCIENCE
NOT PANTHElSM
The application Of the frs,
commandment In the second. de-
tails. Thou shalt not make unto
thee any craven image. or any
likeness q anything that l. In
heaven above, or that Is IN the
earth beneath. or that Is in the
water under the earth" Here is
a definite proclamation against
panthcism Pantheism IL the
teaching that God II every thing
and every thing is God. This basic
error would make God an object.
a thing. indeed all things. every
thing. thus ignoring the fact that
God is essence or Principle. not
object. An idol then Is an image
or likeness Of a thing. any thing,
Now Christian Science teaches
that the only realities are divine
Mind and idea, that their only
being or existence II comprised IN
cause and effect. which are one
inseparsble. yet distinct A. essence
or God. and image and Likeness or
idea. How absurd then 10 set up
up a likeness OF = likeness. or an
image Of an image. and call II
God. Pantheism IL God in and As
matter. Thus II /. the teaching
that Life Is in matter. This teach
ing that life is in matter Is COM
mon to all religions and philoso-
phies except Christian Science.
Christian Science teaches that real
Life Is God reflected In existence.
Therefore Christian Science Is a
religion actually opposed to pan
theism and free from IL. The SUI
preme error Of pantheism il in
the dedication OF Jesus. This pa
ganistic belief was repudiated by
Jesus himself. who insisted he was,
in his real being not God but the
son OF God. Pantheism was kept
out OF Christian doctrine AZ first,
during which period the followers
of Jesus exercised the Christly
power 10 heal the sick. Then the
dogma that Jesus WAS God crept
into the church, and a. II grew
crowded out pure Christian heal
ing. What a travesty 10 bow down
TO an image OF the good and pure
Christ Jesus. who sought always 20
turn people 10 the worship Of God
alone, as Spirit: Jesus. who In
sisted that Of his own self he could
do nothing. who while he boldly
cried; Il and my Father are one,
yet as boldly proclaimed: MY
Father Is greater than l." Cause
Is indeed greater than effect
though they are one In essence
And here is the great truth which
disposes of all false charges that
Christian Science Is pantheism
namely that there are not two
beings, God and man. but ons
being alone. God and man as Gods
expression. OF Gods idea OF Him.
self. This great fact demands
reverence for man but not wor'
ship. The supreme truth OF being
the All-in-all Of existence, must
be grssped in its purity and IN it'
order Of statement. first cause and
then effect. first Mind then idea
first God then man. Hear o fsrae
the Lord our God IL one Lord"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
cHRIsTLY OFFICE

Mary Baker Eddy, the Discover
er Of Christian Science. and the
Founder and Leader Of the Chris
tan Science movement, performed
a Christly office. From her ortho-
COX religious beginning she was
deeply spiritual and consistently
progressive. Through all her ex-
periences. and many Of them were
bitter and painful. heartaches and
bodily Ills. her vision Of spiritual
reality and supremacy became
clearer. and less hsmpered by
matter and sinful sense. The cul-
minating experience Of her own
physical healing through the pow
er Of Christ and her subsequent
discovery Of the Science Of Christ.
made Mrs Eddy = worthy teacher
and Leader. Under her teaching
and leadership a host Of indivd-
uals have found that Christ - ss
available and as mighty 70 save
now a. on that winters day when
Mrs. Eddy unreservedly put her
humanity hopeless case IN Cod 4
hands and vas healed. The bene-
fcisnes Of her pioneering in the
realm Of spirit rightly love and
revere her. their helper. guide and
/ counsellor. But they do not. a.
some critics have claimed. idollzs
Mrs Eddy. she instructed her
students. indeed al people 70 look
for her tn her writings And her
writings we're the outErDsvth ri
her life II would 10 hard 10 find
In history another individual save
Jesus. from whom sg0tism was -
signslly absent From her early
+ childhood. when she listened foi
the voice q God ard heard IL. T.
+ her last words. God L. my Life. b
Mrs. Eddy Worshipped Cod. ths
divine Mind sn. CD not b0N
down % the human sense q ego
i The modesty and humility d sucn
a life echoes the Pzslmisfis sdors-
tion 81 Cod m the line. Thy gen.
tlensss hath MADE me great Ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE VERSUS
MATERIAL MEDICINE

In Christian Science religion ara
medicine are ore sna lnsspsrs1ls :
one Northips God a. Healer a.
vel a. saviour Ths Office -
Christ IL st forth IN Jssas en-
smpls BE healed the sck ard
saved ne sane Ny. namely BY
ths corrective and preventive
power o. chriss. the spiritual idsa
Of Truth, ever error o. belief
This ChrHtly power 70 heal and
szys Jesus said his followers should
understand and uss. In Christian
Science a consistent effort % being
made % folloS CHRIST Jesus n his
healing Office
n no waY hss humanity hozsd
down 10 ieols mors perslstsntly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10

Eddy through her lie. and her IN
snlred writings. s TIE Leader 20
the Movement shs founded re
Leader ~ IRE Church she esiae-
ished. and the Leader q AL trte
Christian Scientists They red
no other leader. The Church
could have no other leader. IN an
sra when false leadership has
wrought such hsvee upon the
world. Christian Scientists car 20
securely because their Leader fol-
lowed Chris, Walking in the
steps 81 TIE Master. she devoted
her life to the service 81 her fellow
man Greater love hath no man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10

foar postmaster esb tel pa
hes 70 insest N .. = p<f<1<e
ba11&
Evening star., 1942-03-24

Submarine action In the Western
Pacific and last nights report Of
three destroyed raised this total
to Is.
} More Merchant Ships.
Nine had been reported probably
sunk and last nights one raised
this to 10.
-Four had previously been reported
damaged and this figure was in
creased to a total of six by last
nights report.
The latest claims were that three
more Japanese merchant ships. q
7,o00-ton tanker, Q 6,000-ton ship
and 5.000-ton freighter, were sunk:
an enemy destroyer or anti-subma-
rtne vessel probably was sunk and
Evening star., 1942-03-24

decree from Cornell University IN
1881. He was graduated from the
Yale law school IN 1883, was ad-
mitted to the Pennsylvania bar and
became associated in law practice
with his father In Pittsburgh. He
served In the State House Of Repre-
sentatives from 1889 to 1900. When
his father, George .Shiras, jr., was
appointed associate Justice Of the
United States Supreme Court in
1892 he took over the elders law
practice.
He wrote extensively on biological
subjects and legal questions connect
ed with Federal jurisprudence. He
was q member Of the Chevy Chase
Club, Cosmos Club. the American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science, and was q past director of
the National Parks Association and
a member of q number of scientific
and Photographic organizations.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
two 3,ooo-ton freighters were dam

two 7,00o-ton freighters were dam
aged.
In japanese Waters.
All the actions announced in last
nights communique occurred "in
Japanese waters, indicating that Of
fensive actions are being pressed
ever closer to the island empire.
Associates OF Admiral Chester w.
Nimitz, commander Of the Pacific
Fleet, were not surprised that he was
stabbing with submarines at Japan's
line of supplies to the Indies. Admi-
raj Nirhitz is an old pig boat man
himself, and is well aware Of the
efficiency Of the underses lighters in
such waters as the China Sea, where
some successful operations have been
reported in recent weeks.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
George Shiras Dies;
Former Member Of
House, Naturalist
7 Pennsy|vonion Fothered
Migratory Bird Act;
Noted Photographer

George Shiras. Sd. former Repub-
lican member of the House from
PENNSYLVANIA and noted naturalist
died today at his home in Marquette
Mich, 1t was announced in a mes
sage to DR.. Gilbert Grosvenor, presi-
dent of the National Geographic So
.ciety. of which Mr.. Shiras had been
q life trustee since 1911.
Mr.. Shiras was elected to the
Fifty-eighth Congress. 1903-l905.
As a member of the Public Lands
Committee he prepared and intro
duced the Migratory Bird Act. and
the constitutionanty Of the migra-
tory bird treaty with Great Britain
was later sustained on a brief he
prepared.
Invented Self Photography.
Mr. Shiras travelled extensively
over North and Central America and
WAS known as the original advocate
Of vtldlfe photography" The Geo.
graphic Society said Mr.. Shires was
the first to invent apparatus by
which wild creatures photographed
themselves, the first to photograph
wild animals and birds by daylight
from canoes and blinds and the first
to invent a method of photograph
ing animals at night from a canoe
by hand f1ashlight.
Enlargements of some of his pho
tographs in the forestry division at
the Paris Exposition of 1900 won for
him a gold medal and silver medal
In 1904 at the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition in st. Louis he received
the grand prize for his wildlfe pho
tographs.
Native of Allegheny.
Mr.. Shiras was born in Allegheny
January l. 1859. received his Sec
ondary schooling at Philips Acad-
emV. Andover. Mass. and his A. B.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Is japanese Ships
Sunk by Far-Ranging
j. ). Submarines
10 Others Listed in Navy
Records as Probably Sunk
And Six as Damaged

BY the Associated Press.
Far-ranging United States sub.
marines were credited in naval rec
ords today with having sunk Is JAP
anese ships. probably having sunk
10 more and done damage to six
others.
This was the known bag for the
subs. including the six ships re-
ported last night as having been
sunk or damaged in Japanese waters
Previously a total of ~ enemy
vessels had been reported sunk by
Evening star., 1942-03-24

Hawks have been stealing 50 many
eggs from nests near stratford. New
Zealand, that hens are making nests
In trees. one biddy laying a. eggs
10 feet above the ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Return to Football
Return to Football
ASSUMPTION WILL PLAY
STYLE IN AZ
BY EDGAR HAYES

Assumption College, just across
the river. will return TO the foot
ball wars next fall after a lapse
of a year. Conditions imposed by
the war made il impossible TO play
during 1911.
One drastic change will he made
in the system next fall. ASSump-
ton will play Canadian football
instead Of competing against
American teams in our brand Of the
game. The problems presented by
international competition are too
great 50 A league among six or
eight Of the leading Canadian clubs
is planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
HIGH ONES VANISH

Norton left a 5000 game in the
air when Chef Shcey did only 500.
Frank Cell COB. Jack DiGiovanni
CTS and Joe Zimmerle Gil. AS
sisted in Norton'S showing 1915
1858 in 296S. Roy Miller's 654
helped Pepsi-Cola 10 2SS9. Norton
winning two with a 1858 finish
against Pepsi's 1898.
Louis Burr 634. Tony Novak
ga and Frank Zion 631 were fac
tors in Nationals landing 2SS2 and
two games from Vernon. CaSS
Schalff had CPS Of Vernor'S 1886
Bauman. Stroh, and DiGiovanni,
Norton, met the same luck. Bau-
mans IFS opener had a 236-256
follow. DiGiovanni opened with
267, high single game for the
night, then dropped 10 IT'S. His
third was 23S Each let 60 of
700 series.
Henry w. Ehrlc. Classic score
tary, had the novel experience of
being match high when Coca-ColaS
met MineraliteS. composed OF such
pin shuckerS as Charlie KotarSki.
Ernie Soest and Harold Allen.
Ehrle, batting third for Coca-Cola.
found his $50 enough, which put
Henry almost in a mood TO Chal-
lenge John CrimminS or Ned Day
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others came out a little the better.
Hardest hit by action at the
deans office were Bonnie OoSter-
baan and Ray Fisher basketball
and baseball coaches. The Mich
igan cagers lost the services Of
Ralph Gilbert. sophomore forward.
while Fishers varsity nine viii
take the field in the spring minus
the pitching OF Harrison Caswell.
considered an outstanding pros
pect. Caswcll was also a sophie
more.
Wrestling Coach Cliff Keen
broke Just about even when he
lost Mel Becker TO the marines
but got back another l45-poundeF
in the person of Manley Johnson,
a transfer from Oklahoma A. and
NJ. who became eligible az mid
year
Swimming Coach Matt Mann
whose team left yesterday for
meets with Ohio State. North
western and Purdue, rcgaincd the
services of Splinter Bruce Allen.
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Injuries Hurting
Spartan Mdtmen

EAST LANSING. Mich, Feb.
II. Michigan States wrestling
team hasn't lost a match this sea-
son, but Old Man Injury is pinnIng
the Spartans shoulders 10 the mat
with a degree of regularity that
has Coach Fenlcy Collins frown-
ing The latest victim - little
Herbie Thompson. the SpartanS'
12l-pOunder, who dSlocatcd an
elbow in training. Bill Maxwell.
the l45-pounder who was runner
up 10 a national championship last
season. diSlOCated a shoulder early
in the season and is Just begin
ming 10 get into condition. Burl
CBo) Jennings. one OF the twins
who won NCAA titles as sophie
morcs, has been laborlng under
tho handicap OF a severely Spralned
ankle for several weeks.