0.0 – Christian Science Publication Contents Mary Baker Eddy Subtitles Category: Book Book#: 00 Series: 1875 & 1910 Textbooks Total Books: 39 Book: Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures ~ 1910 Final Ed. Section#: Section: Science and Health Total Sections: 4 Chapter: Recapitulation Chapter#: 14 Subtitle: Body - What are body and Soul? Total Chapters: 34 Subtitle Level: Subtitle#: 15 Beg Pg#: 477 Total Subtitle: 2046 Beg Line#: 19 Total Pgs: 2 End Pg#: 478 View/Download: available later End Line#: 13 Topics: QA 15 of 24, reflection of spirit, man inseparable from spirit, domicile - a vacant domicile, True identity, The inseparability of God and man, expression, division, coexistence, mortal body without Spirit or Soul Tags: identity, reflection, Principle, Love, Soul, Life, Spirit, individualize Description: QA 15 of 24. The subtitles for this question are listed below. 1. Question. — What are body and Soul? 2. Reflection of Spirit 3. Man inseparable from Spirit 4. Domicile - A vacant domicile Text Content: QUESTION for this SUBTITLE Question. — What are body and Soul? SUBTITLE for above Question Question. — What are body and Soul? Answer. — Identity is the reflection of Spirit, the re- 21 flection in multifarious forms of the living Principle, Love. Soul is the substance, Life, and intelli- Reflection gence of man, which is individualized, but not of Spirit 24 in matter. Soul can never reflect anything inferior to Spirit. Man is the expression of Soul. The Indians caught 27 some glimpses of the underlying reality, when Man they called a certain beautiful lake "the smile inseparable of the Great Spirit." Separated from man, from Spirit 30 who expresses Soul, Spirit would be a nonentity; man, divorced from Spirit, would lose his entity. But there is, 1 there can be, no such division, for man is coexistent with God. 3 What evidence of Soul or of immortality have you within mortality? Even according to the teachings of natural science, man has never beheld Spirit A vacant 6 or Soul leaving a body or entering it. What domicile basis is there for the theory of indwelling spirit, except the claim of mortal belief? What would be thought of 9 ...the declaration that a house was inhabited, and by a cer- tain class of persons, when no such persons were ever seen to go into the house or to come out of it, nor were they 12 even visible through the windows? Who can see a soul in the body? Read more