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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.

24	    The ordinary practitioner, examining bodily symptoms,
  	telling the patient that he is sick, and treating the case ac-
  	cording to his physical diagnosis, would natu-	                    Metaphysics
27	rally induce the very disease he is trying to cure,	                    challenges
  	even if it were not already determined by mor-	                    physics 
  	tal mind. Such unconscious mistakes would not occur, if
30	this old class of philanthropists looked as deeply for cause
  	and effect into mind as into matter. The physician agrees
  	with his "adversary quickly," but upon different terms
 1	than does the metaphysician; for the matter-physician
  	agrees with the disease, while the metaphysician agrees
 3	only with health and challenges disease.