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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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  	    The sin and error which possess us at the instant of
24	death do not cease at that moment, but endure until the
  	death of these errors. To be wholly spiritual,	                                Sin is
  	man must be sinless, and he becomes thus only	                        punished 
27	when he reaches perfection. The murderer, though slain
  	in the act, does not thereby forsake sin. He is no more
  	spiritual for believing that his body died and learning that
30	his cruel mind died not. His thoughts are no purer until
  	evil is disarmed by good. His body is as material as his
  	mind, and vice versa. 
 1	    The suppositions that sin is pardoned while unfor-
  	saken, that happiness can be genuine in the midst of
 3	sin, that the so-called death of the body frees from sin,
  	and that God's pardon is aught but the destruction of
  	sin, — these are grave mistakes. We know that all will
 6	be changed "in the twinkling of an eye," when the last
  	trump shall sound; but this last call of wisdom cannot
  	come till mortals have already yielded to each lesser call
 9	in the growth of Christian character. Mortals need not
  	fancy that belief in the experience of death will awaken
  	them to glorified being.