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Chapter 11, Some Objections Answered, Science and Health 1910, Final Edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.   
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 3	    The charge of inconsistency in Christianly scientific
  	methods of dealing with sin and disease is met by some-
  	thing practical, — namely, the proof of the	                                 Practical
 6	utility of these methods; and proofs are better	                         arguments 
  	than mere verbal arguments or prayers which evince no
  	spiritual power to heal. 
 9	    As for sin and disease, Christian Science says, in the
  	language of the Master, "Follow me; and let the dead
  	bury their dead." Let discord of every name and nature
12	be heard no more, and let the harmonious and true sense
  	of Life and being take possession of human consciousness. 
  	    What is the relative value of the two conflicting the-
15	ories regarding Christian healing? One, according to
  	the commands of our Master, heals the sick. The other,
  	popular religion, declines to admit that Christ's religion
18	has exercised any systematic healing power since the first
  	century.