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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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21	    The physical senses can obtain no proof of God. They
  	can neither see Spirit through the eye nor hear it through
  	the ear, nor can they feel, taste, or smell Spirit. 	                       Our physical
24	Even the more subtile and misnamed ma-	                               insensibility
  	terial elements are beyond the cognizance	                               to Spirit 
  	of these senses, and are known only by the effects com-
27	monly attributed to them. 
  	    According to Christian Science, the only real senses
  	of man are spiritual, emanating from divine Mind. 
30	Thought passes from God to man, but neither sensation
  	nor report goes from material body to Mind. The in-
  	tercommunication is always from God to His idea, man. 
 1	Matter is not sentient and cannot be cognizant of good
  	or of evil, of pleasure or of pain. Man's individu-
 3	ality is not material. This Science of being obtains not
  	alone hereafter in what men call Paradise, but here
  	and now; it is the great fact of being for time and
 6	eternity.