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Mary Baker Eddy

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Book
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1875 & 1910 Textbooks
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Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures ~ 1910 Final Ed.
Science and Health
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Recapitulation
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Man - Do the five corporeal senses constitute man?
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QA 21 of 24, faculties - all faculties from mind, possibilities of life, decalogue disregarded, organic construction valueless, will-power an animal propensity, theories helpless, nature - true nature and origin, illusion - sleep an illusion, man linked with spirit, dream - material man as a dream, existence - spiritual existence the one fact, mind one and all, scientific ultimatum, victory for truth

QA 21 of 24. The subtitles for this question are listed below. 

1. Question. — Do the five corporeal senses constitute man? 
2. Faculties - All faculties from Mind
3. Possibilities of Life
4. Decalogue disregarded
5. Organic construction valueless
6. Will-power an animal propensity
7. Theories helpless
8. Nature - True nature and origin
9. Illusion - Sleep an illusion
10. Man linked with Spirit
11. Dream - Material man as a dream
12. Existence - Spiritual existence the one fact
13. Mind one and all
14. Scientific ultimatum
15. Victory for Truth
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  	Question. — Do the five corporeal senses constitute
15	man? 

SUBTITLE for above Question

  	Question. — Do the five corporeal senses constitute
15	man? 
  	Answer. — Christian Science sustains with immortal
  	proof the impossibility of any material sense, and defines
18	these so-called senses as mortal beliefs, the	                                             All faculties
  	testimony of which cannot be true either of	                                             from Mind 
  	man or of his Maker. The corporeal senses can take no
21	cognizance of spiritual reality and immortality. Nerves
  	have no more sensation, apart from what belief be-
  	stows upon them, than the fibres of a plant. Mind alone
24	possesses all faculties, perception, and comprehension. 
  	Therefore mental endowments are not at the mercy of
  	organization and decomposition, — otherwise the very
27	worms could unfashion man. If it were possible for the
  	real senses of man to be injured, Soul could reproduce
  	them in all their perfection; but they cannot be dis-
30	turbed nor destroyed, since they exist in immortal Mind,
  	not in matter. 
 1	    The less mind there is manifested in matter the better. 
  	When the unthinking lobster loses its claw, the claw grows
 3	again. If the Science of Life were understood,	                                     Possibilities
  	it would be found that the senses of Mind are	                       ...
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