0.0 – Christian Science Publication Contents

Mary Baker Eddy

Subtitles

Book
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1875 & 1910 Textbooks
39
Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures ~ 1910 Final Ed.
Science and Health
4
a - Science
6a
Imperfect terminology
34
25
114
289
12
1
114
available later
22

Imperfect terminology, the only purpose for employing an self-evidently absurd term
solecism (a nonstandard use of grammatical construction; a mistake, incongruity, or absurdity), new tongue (see Mark 16:17 & 18 that implies that the material or literal meaning of words used in everyday language will be replaced by the spiritual as the understanding of Jesus’ followers grows through the “signs” or healing works that “shall follow them that shall believe i.e. Gr. ???????, to understand and place full trust in, Christ). 

Section 1 ~ Science.  Chapter 6 of Science and Health 1910, Last edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.   See SUBTITLE Text content below.

why there can be no completely satisfactory term to explain that which has no inherent reality.
12	    Mortal mind is a solecism in language, and involves an
  	improper use of the word mind. As Mind is immortal,
  	the phrase mortal mind implies something un-	          Imperfect
15	true and therefore unreal; and as the phrase	                  terminology 
  	is used in teaching Christian Science, it is meant to
  	designate that which has no real existence. Indeed, if
18	a better word or phrase could be suggested, it would
  	be used; but in expressing the new tongue we must
  	sometimes recur to the old and imperfect, and the new
21	wine of the Spirit has to be poured into the old bottles of
  	the letter.