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Section 1 of 3, Chapter 10, Science of Being, Science and Health 1910, Final Edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.   
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  	    What is termed material sense can report only a mor-
 9	tal temporary sense of things, whereas spiritual sense can
  	bear witness only to Truth. To material sense,	                         Truth's
  	the unreal is the real until this sense is corrected	                         witness 
12	by Christian Science. 
  	    Spiritual sense, contradicting the material senses, in-
  	volves intuition, hope, faith, understanding, fruition, real-
15	ity. Material sense expresses the belief that mind is in
  	matter. This human belief, alternating between a sense
  	of pleasure and pain, hope and fear, life and death, never
18	reaches beyond the boundary of the mortal or the unreal. 
  	When the real is attained, which is announced by Science,
  	joy is no longer a trembler, nor is hope a cheat. Spirit-
21	ual ideas, like numbers and notes, start from Principle,
  	and admit no materialistic beliefs. Spiritual ideas lead
  	up to their divine origin, God, and to the spiritual sense
24	of being.