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Section 3 ~ Medicine.  Chapter 6 of Science and Health 1910, Last edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.   See SUBTITLE Text content below.

  	    Sometimes the human mind uses one error to medi-
  	cine another. Driven to choose between two difficulties,
15	the human mind takes the lesser to relieve the	        Error not
  	greater. On this basis it saves from starva-	                curative 
  	tion by theft, and quiets pain with anodynes. You
18	admit that mind influences the body somewhat, but
  	you conclude that the stomach, blood, nerves, bones,
  	etc., hold the preponderance of power. Controlled by
21	this belief, you continue in the old routine. You lean on
  	the inert and unintelligent, never discerning how this de-
  	prives you of the available superiority of divine Mind. 
24	The body is not controlled scientifically by a negative
  	mind.