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“.1qu. that from her very child—
9 me was impelled by a hunger
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mam: livr always consecrated in
. mum and purpose to the endeavor
. . truly and understand God.
.i.: -, Eddy value of devoted religious
r. and i... came a melimer or inn.
'.i.l1.~ll;ll Church when a very
gwri. me n though her contemon
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11d relentless theology or that
she finial discerned God tr." Low.
' may. this disuilnment lest he:1
. . .. he old (f‘ulvinirtic decree of
iv-3--:.:;..!£':n. With maturing years
it.» ct-nvlclion of the unrellame
.Ji things material. and at
. ‘:.i: was 16:5? to die all the result
2.“ injury supposed to be fatal. sue
-..~-:‘. 'll.‘l‘cil for her Bible, and while
Hiding of the cures wrought by Jesus
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to health. Centuries of time had not
illnnllt—rd God's promises. and with her
healing came the determination to
know the science of truth or that
which had wrought such a changun
‘isr life. She devoted years to the re-
much: and a: lasLt, ii‘ ire divine and
:4 nral order of events. in 1e75,
Science and Health with Key
2. the Scriptures” was given to the
This experience is most com
‘...~-‘r.l.»n:-'i-.ely set forth in her book,
mtrnpeciion and lmrospectlon," a
liar! biogyaphlcal account ol‘ her own
fife. She writes of her great div.-
ova-y "My immediate recovery n'om
Le effects of an injury caused by an
.c.idenI.-an inujrylhat neither medi-
ine nor surgery could reach, was the
ailing apple that led me to the ars-
(‘c-vefy how to be well myself, and
‘ low to make others so. ‘ " * " l
ihree years.—to ponder my mission.
:0 search the Scriptures, to find too
Science of Mind that should take the
things of God. and show them to the
-inciple,——Deity.
"The iiible was my textbook. It an-
-wered by quesiions as [0 how 1 was
healed: but the Scriptures had to me
. mw meaning. a new tongue. ‘1 heir
spiritual moaning. Jesus' teaching and
demonstration, and the Principle‘anu
'ule of spiritual Scienco and meta—
hysicul healing,——in a word Christian
«fence.
"I named it Christian. hnrausp it i:
H'mpassionute, lwlpful. and spiri‘iual
God 1 calledimnwral Mind. ‘l‘ha‘
suffers. and (lies. 1 pained mortal
..;ml. ’l‘lzepliysical senses, or soil
.r‘l'vll< mung. I ('allwl error and
{:hfidOW. _ Soul I denominaiwl sub
slam-e. because Soul alone is truly
substantial. God l ciaziz'acterimd is. in-
dividual entity, but Hit: cox'poreullty l
deified. The real i claimed as (’19.?
3:123; and its antip'ldes. or the {vizi-
.mml. l (inscribed as unreal. Spirit 1
all: d 'lle reality; and matter, the un-
waliiy."
.\’w one s’attlllent of Science and
Health is presumed R‘s liypo‘hesis or
’lit'Ol‘fi of human opinion, bui‘every
n-zmn’. ism“: from the standpoin
(iwlllflnF’l‘illlOl’l and proof. From
pagan philosopher. lo the
int-re advanced thought of. Emerson
‘lu‘lifi Centuries of time. but only
and there is, there a glint of
L;:l:i. 3:0 human philogophy or theory
.2 ever solved the problem of life
imimnstrably. as no human theory
an solve iiie belief of evil and matv
'1, from which belief issues all sin
':;.-“'<‘|Se, and death; only the teacnings
‘ .1‘ Jesus. the master metaphyslclan.
i Paulie clear today through Science and
with, are equal to so great a de-
Zillll’ld. Mrs. Eddy says of Jesus that
he "was the most scientific man that
lover trod the globe. He plunged be-
neath the material surface of things,
And found the spiritual cause." Be-
cause Mrs. Eddy “plunged beneath the
material surface," she ha_s revealed to
athis age the some available Christ,
Truth. which heals and saves. She
proved to be a. mast consecrated fol'
lower of Christ Jesus and claimed
nothing more for herself. Throughout
all tirne. here and there. men and
women of uplifted thought have been
able to heal through faith. but they
had no knowledge of divine‘law or of
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be acoorngllshed for all. Their exper .
ences Were fragmentary and not the
result 02‘ a knowledge oi’ Principle. ll ‘
.ls no miracle to accomplish results
when one is shown the way through a
scientific rule and itswapplicaiion. but
the great miracle was this. that in a
world of al)§(*C' materialism. a woman
appeared who. through swimmer faith
in God and a desire to know his will
in order to help mankind, was able to
peer back through the centuries 0! er.
ror, ignorance, and darkness and per-
ceive again the Christ idea- This was
the miracle, and yet it was the inevu-
able aetlon of Truth. In Science and
,Healih. Mrs. Eddy has set
scientific system with definite rules
for practice, which will enable any
sincere seeker to prove the truth of
her revelation. In the early years 0!
2301‘ ministry, with su‘xfilme patience
and courage. she walled, worked, and
prayed, until she gained a handiul of
Aludvlllr‘ to assist her in raising ihc
standard of Christian Selene: on
earth. Today Christion Scienc: as
known throughout the whole world:
in many villages and remote places
there is a Society or Church organiza-
tion and most of the larger cities have
many overflowing churches. Mrs.
Eddy also established the Christian
Science Journal and the Christian
Science Sentinel. monthly and weekly
publication invaluable to students of
Christian Science. Later she founded
'he great international daily called
"The Christian Science Monitor." a
newspaper circulated and read
-liroughout the world and generally
acknowledged an entirely reliable in
its statements. She also founded and
directed many other activities in con-
nection with the Church. which were
iesigned to be, and always will be or
great benefit to humanity. Is not this
i great )cwmplishmont for one lone
woman? .
Humanity has slowly outgrown tu-
~ncient beliefs and its may false
coils. while history shows that womn
“a: hm vlmly arisen from a cute of
captivity and bondage. it is this on-
ien! hfiiied that has been the halo of
"my opposition there has been to firs.
"(ldv't-I loadevfihip. She has ever been
‘he 2mm (rind ‘of influx: and throuu:
Her teachings many of us have been
given strength and courage to meet
"be problems of Me successfully. She
had revealed the way of deliverance
"m‘ woman in tho way of salvation (or
r‘vi rue-urinal. Christian Science has
made better men and women and it
‘ias elevated womanhood as it it”
purified manhood by giving a noble!
citizenship to the world.
It would be strange indeed if
Christian Scientists did not love and
revere Mrs. Eddy for her unselfish de-
votion and commemorate her great
works for the blessings that they in
lividually feel have been rheir portion
15 the result of her cnn=ecraied liie
work. She never enmuiagnr‘. me
:nghtest personal adulation but al-
ways iurned her followers to the wor-
ump of (10d away from persnrulfil'io
Principle. ‘Humanlty will xomellme
realizP lh it can never renal“ “9
dab: of gmlilude to Mrs. Eddy. the
Discoverer and Founder of Christian
Science. . .
CHl‘Rl‘H.
The (‘hriuian Science (‘lmrcl‘
rmmdml by Mrs. Eddy stands for yin"
democracy, the brotherhood of man
univm‘xzil participation. SYOVHL
truc culture. where PM“ individual
not usurp the place of rights of an
other. The true understanding of
God reveals who true brotherhood of
man. Knowledge of God is true ed
ticaiion and only as ’he spiritual sense
5, gained through the study of the 1m
tor. can Vim truth be demonstrated: tr»
have merely an iniellectual sense of
C‘hristlan Science without the spirit
uni perception of its teaching is to lose
ifs-z real import and be barren of fruits.
”The letter and the spirit must both
bear witness and then signs follow."
The world travailing in anguish and
‘lfll‘l‘fi‘V has great need of the C‘ imlm‘l-
er today. but the great convulsing
nrobleni-r can only lie settled ultxmmc-
ly through the understanding of Prin»
ulple. Millions of men were tailor.
‘rom happy homes, from useful occu-
pations, and from honorable citizen-
ship to fight the battle of Principle-
against the lawless warfare of autoc-
racy. They' went forth with the
vision of. true democracy before them.
and this ideal has won the victory
over evil. Christian Scientists «new
that an enduring peace can come
through the victory of Truth over er;
ror only. They regret the fat! ma.
the world was not ready for progress
without war, but they know that to
pacify or to compromise with error
does not bring peace. As we looked
out upon the world's conflict and be
held the phenomena of destructive
evil, we were not dismayed nor dis-
couraged. VVe’ltnew that the battle
of Principle was being fought. that
Divine Mind governs the universe and
that the earth is to be transfer-riled.
The progress or individuals as Wei. as.
that of nations. is according to theli‘
concept of Deity. and the unlversa.
understanding of God will end nil
strife and warfare and bring}: per~
manent peace Christian Scientists
believe. that time will be when all
shall know Him from’the least unto
the greatest” and Gods love shall be
manifested among men.
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