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Chapter 11, Some Objections Answered, Science and Health 1910, Final Edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.   
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  	    A Christian Scientist and an opponent are like two
30	artists. One says: "I have spiritual ideals,	                                  Two different
  	indestructible and glorious. When others see	                                  artists 
  	them as I do, in their true light and loveliness, — and
1	know that these ideals are real and eternal because drawn
  	from Truth, — they will find that nothing is lost, and all
 3	is won, by a right estimate of what is real." 
  	    The other artist replies: "You wrong my experience. 
  	I have no mind-ideals except those which are both mental
 6	and material. It is true that materiality renders these
  	ideals imperfect and destructible; yet I would not ex-
  	change mine for thine, for mine give me such personal
 9	pleasure, and they are not so shockingly transcendental. 
  	They require less self-abnegation, and keep Soul well out
  	of sight. Moreover, I have no notion of losing my old
12	doctrines or human opinions."