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This chapter #3 is comprised of 90 questions and answers.

  	    What is the distinction between mortal mind and im-
  	mortal Mind? 

21	    Mortal mind includes all evil, disease, and death;
  	also, all beliefs relative to the so-called material laws,
  	and all material objects, and the law of sin and death. 
24	    The Scripture says, "The carnal mind [in other words,
  	mortal mind] is enmity against God; for it is not sub-
  	ject to the law of God, neither indeed can be." Mortal
27	mind is an illusion; as much in our waking moments
  	as in the dreams of sleep. The belief that intelligence,
  	Truth, and Love, are in matter and separate from God,
30	is an error; for there is no intelligent evil, and no power

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 1	besides God, good. God would not be omnipotent if
  	there were in reality another mind creating or governing
 3	man or the universe. 
  	    Immortal Mind is God; and this Mind is made
  	manifest in all thoughts and desires that draw man-
 6	kind toward purity, health, holiness, and the spiritual
  	facts of being. 
  	    Jesus recognized this relation so clearly that he said,
 9	"I and my Father are one." In proportion as we oppose
  	the belief in material sense, in sickness, sin, and death,
  	and recognize ourselves under the control of God,
12	spiritual and immortal Mind, shall we go on to leave the
  	animal for the spiritual, and learn the meaning of those
  	words of Jesus, "Go ye into all ...the world . . . heal the
15	sick." 
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