0.0 – Christian Science Publication Contents

Mary Baker Eddy

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Book
10
Other Writings
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Miscellaneous Writings
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Questions and Answers
3
Does Christian Science set aside the law of transmission, prenatal desires, and good or bad influences on the unborn child?
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This chapter #3 is comprised of 90 questions and answers.
  	    Does Christian Science set aside the law of transmission,
12	prenatal desires, and good or bad influences on the unborn
  	child? 

  	    Science never averts law, but supports it. All actual
15	causation must interpret omnipotence, the all-knowing
  	Mind. Law brings out Truth, not error; unfolds divine
  	Principle, — but neither human hypothesis nor matter. 
18	Errors are based on a mortal or material formation; they
  	are suppositional modes, not the factors of divine presence
  	and power. 
21	    Whatever is humanly conceived is a departure from
  	divine law; hence its mythical origin and certain end. 
  	According to the Scriptures, — St. Paul declares astutely,
24	"For of Him, and through Him, and to Him, are all
  	things," — man is incapable of originating: nothing can
  	be formed apart from God, good, the all-knowing Mind. 
27	What seems to be of human origin is the counterfeit
  	of the divine, — even human concepts, mortal shadows
  	flitting across the dial of time. 
30	    Whatever is real is right and eternal; hence the im-
  	mutable and just law of Science, that God is good only,
 
  Miscellaneous Writings --- Questions and Answers                      
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  1	and can transmit to man and the universe nothing evil,
  	or unlike Himself. For the innocent babe to be born a
 3	lifelong sufferer because of his parents' mistakes or sins,
  	were sore injustice. Science sets aside man as a creator,
  	and unfolds the eternal harmon...
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