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Scientific Rebuke of Error
The fourth chapter of Luke relates the occasion when Christ Jesus went from the synagogue to the house of Simon Peter. Simon's wife's mother had been "taken with a great fever" (Luke 4:38) and Jesus' help was enlisted in her behalf. Luke's description of the manner in which the Master treated the case is meaningful to the one solving a problem according to the rules of Christian Science. The account declares that Jesus "rebuked the fever" (Luke 4:39), whereupon recovery was immediate.
Mary Baker Eddy, the beloved Discoverer and Founder of the Science of Christianity, includes in "No and Yes" (p. 30) a declaration of the truth which is so plain that all may understand the spiritual method by which Jesus rebuked the claims of disease and accomplished instantaneous healings. The statement reads. "God's law is in three words. 'I am All;' and this perfect law is ever present to rebuke any claim of another law."
The first chapter of Genesis contains the record of the true creation, wholly spiritual and reflecting its creator. The sequence of ideas, narrated in the line of spiritual unfoldment, is identified by the heavenly refrain, "And God saw that it was good." In no regard throughout this scientifically spiritual account is there any reference to evil. Since, according to the Scriptures, God made all and made it "very good," evil, being unlike God good, is not of His creating.
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August 10, 1946 issue
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The Glory That Is Man's
EVELYN F. HEYWOOD
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Scientific Rebuke of Error
A. LINCOLN ROTHBLUM
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There Is But One Man
GEORGINA G. STEVENSON
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"Neither shall there be any more pain"
ADAM A. HILLEBRAND
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Peace and Permanence of Mind
MARY STONE WALLACE
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Opening the Shutters
AGNES E. HEDENBERGH
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"Without measure"
LESLIE BURN ANDREAE
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Our Chart and Our Compass
WALTER E. SMITH
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What Can We Do About the Weather?
John Randall Dunn
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Self-Abnegation
Margaret Morrison
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I wish to express my gratitude...
Takashi Oka
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I wish to express my gratitude...
Elizabeth A. Kilbourne
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That Christian Science heals...
Paul E. Smith
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In sincere gratitude to God I...
Sarah U. Friedman
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In the latter part of July, 1942,...
Minnie G. Ball
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I too wish to express my gratitude...
Mary Elizabeth Sanders
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I want to express my sincere...
Peggy Gene Smith
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Since 1918 I have been a student...
Gertrude Penistone
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I should like to express my deep...
Sarah Esther Hebert with contributions from Walter H. Gerichs
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Earl R. Henderson, Gerald Kennedy, Edwin Lewis, H. J. Armitage