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Imagination vs. Illusion
There are many familiar examples that emphasize Mrs. Eddy's statement in "No and Yes," page 12, that "Disease is more than imagination; it is a human error, a consistent part of what comprise the whole of mortal existence,—namely, material sensation and mental delusion."
The child imagines the stick he rides about the yard to have the qualities of a horse. The plan a man has in mind of a house, and the product of all inventive genius may be explained by what is called the power of imagination.

February 20, 1904 issue
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"Strong Reasons"
MARY TROXELL.
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Imagination vs. Illusion
LUCY HOLTZCLAW.
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Overcoming Fear
LOU MORSE EARLE.
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An Important Question
IRA C. HUBBELL.
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The Child and the Dragon
HELEN L. SWASEY.
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"Inexcusable"
GEORGE L. BRETT.
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Following the Pattern
J. E. FELLERS.
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To the Christian Scientist, the proof that the inspired...
Norman E. John
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While Christian Science maintains the truth of Jesus'...
David B. Ogden
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Among the Churches
with contributions from R. Erard, M. I. Brown, Millie Mckenzie
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An Interesting Letter
Lalana
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Appreciation of the Manual and Concordance
Margaret A. Varey
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A Letter to our Leader
Helen I. Younger
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Notices
with contributions from C. A. Frye
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. L. Trowbridge
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As I sit here to-night, my thought goes back to the time...
Claude L. Brittain
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It was the hunger and thirst for righteousness, that led...
Matilda R. Brooks
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I wish to acknowledge the benefits I have received from...
A. S. Vanvaley
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Soon after taking class instruction I was asked by a...
Annie R. Bearse
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We are often asked by those out of Christian Science,...
George E. Thompson, L. G. Reynolds
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I first attended a Christian Science meeting last July, and...
George Harvey Pierce
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From our Exchanges
A. W. Jackson with contributions from C. E. MacGinness
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase