0.0 – Christian Science Publication Contents Mary Baker Eddy Subtitles Category: Book Book#: 10 Series: Other Writings Total Books: 39 Book: Miscellaneous Writings Section#: Section: - NA Total Sections: 1 Chapter: Questions and Answers Chapter#: 3 Subtitle: Can fear or sin bring back old beliefs of disease that have been healed by Christian Science? Total Chapters: 19 Subtitle Level: Subtitle#: 90 Beg Pg#: 93 Total Subtitle: 86 Beg Line#: 6 Total Pgs: 2 End Pg#: 94 View/Download: available later End Line#: 9 Topics: Tags: Description: This chapter #3 is comprised of 90 questions and answers. Text Content: 6 Can fear or sin bring back old beliefs of disease that have been healed by Christian Science? The Scriptures plainly declare the allness and oneness 9 of God to be the premises of Truth, and that God is good: in Him dwelleth no evil. Christian Science au- thorizes the logical conclusion drawn from the Scriptures, 12 that there is in reality none besides the eternal, infinite God, good. Evil is temporal: it is the illusion of time and mortality. 15 This being true, sin has no power; and fear, its coeval, is without divine authority. Science sanctions only what is supported by the unerring Principle of being. Sin can 18 do nothing: all cause and effect are in God. Fear is a belief of sensation in matter: this belief is neither main- tained by Science nor supported by facts, and exists only 21 as fable. Your answer is, that neither fear nor sin can bring on disease or bring back disease, since there is in reality no disease. 24 Bear in mind, however, that human consciousness does not test sin and the fact of its nothingness, by believing that sin is pardoned without repentance and reforma- 27 tion. Sin punishes itself, because it cannot go unpun- ished either here or hereafter. Nothing is more fatal than to indulge a sinning sense or consciousness for even one 30 moment. Knowing this, obey Christ's Sermon on the Mount, even if you suffer for it in the first instance, —... Miscellaneous Writings --- Questions and Answers page 94 1 are misjudged and maligned; in the second, you will reign with him. 3 I never knew a person who knowingly indulged evil, to be grateful; to understand me, or himself. He must first see himself and the hallucination of sin; then he 6 must repent, and love good in order to understand God. The sinner and the sin are the twain that are one flesh, — but which God hath not joined together.Read more