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"The heart of divinity"
Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and author of its great textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," makes a number of references in her prose writings, as in her poems, to the word "heart." We find it as the symbol of spiritual essence. Mrs. Eddy also uses this word in its more generally accepted signification as a type of human sensibility.
On pages 258 and 259 of Science and Health, under the marginal heading "God's man discerned," adopting here its profoundly spiritual meaning, our Leader says, "Through spiritual sense you can discern the heart of divinity, and thus begin to comprehend in Science the generic term man," adding in further elucidation of this fundamental statement, "Man is not absorbed in Deity, and man cannot lose his individuality, for he reflects eternal Life; nor is he an isolated, solitary idea, for he represents infinite Mind, the sum of all substance."

October 14, 1944 issue
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"The heart of divinity"
DOROTHY EILEEN HEYWOOD-DOVE
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Expectation
LYMAN S. ABBOTT
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Building a Bomb Shelter
ALICE MYERS
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The Glorious Now
ALICE F. FUNKEN
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Church Membership—Its Blessings
AMELIA F. BENJAMIN
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Teaching in Our Sunday Schools
RICHARD P. VERRALL
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"They're just nothing"
HELEN TIFFANY REILLY
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The Winds of God
MARY BAKER THOMPSON
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"Wash thine heart"
Paul Stark Seeley
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Source
Margaret Morrison
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I am very grateful to God for...
Maurice McC. Church
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It is with deep gratitude to God...
Rena Y. Dublon
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Over twenty years ago I was...
Laura Matthews Pitts
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In 1932, shortly after becoming...
Elizabeth Rector Guest
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That God knows the thoughts...
Florence Wiseman
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When I first became interested...
W. Chester Smith
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It has been fifty-six years since...
Martha C. Bishop
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With gratitude I give the following...
Anna Schmidt Massey
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Happy the Man
MYRTLE ELLA ROBERTSON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Stafford Cripps, Elmer J. Gregg, W. H. Rainey, E. Crossley Hunter, Harry H. Schlacht