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Section 1 of 3, Chapter 10, Science of Being, Science and Health 1910, Final Edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.   
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12	    That matter is substantial or has life and sensation, is
  	one of the false beliefs of mortals, and exists only in a
  	supposititious mortal consciousness. Hence,	                            One cause
15	as we approach Spirit and Truth, we lose the	                            supreme 
  	consciousness of matter. The admission that there can
  	be material substance requires another admission, — 
18	namely, that Spirit is not infinite and that matter is self-
  	creative, self-existent, and eternal. From this it would
  	follow that there are two eternal causes, warring forever
21	with each other; and yet we say that Spirit is supreme
  	and all-presence. 
  	    The belief of the eternity of matter contradicts the
24	demonstration of life as Spirit, and leads to the conclu-
  	sion that if man is material, he originated in matter and
  	must return to dust, — logic which would prove his an-
27	nihilation.