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Physiology - Chapter 7 of Science and Health 1910, last edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.  See SUBTITLE Text content below.

15	    The erring human mind is inharmonious in itself. 
  	From it arises the inharmonious body. To ignore
  	God as of little use in sickness is a mistake. 	                       Health from
18	Instead of thrusting Him aside in times of	                       reliance on
  	bodily trouble, and waiting for the hour of	                       spirituality 
  	strength in which to acknowledge Him, we should learn
21	that He can do all things for us in sickness as in
  	health. 
  	    Failing to recover health through adherence to physi-
24	ology and hygiene, the despairing invalid often drops
  	them, and in his extremity and only as a last resort, turns
  	to God. The invalid's faith in the divine Mind is less
27	than in drugs, air, and exercise, or he would have resorted
  	to Mind first. The balance of power is conceded to be
  	with matter by most of the medical systems; but when
30	Mind at last asserts its mastery over sin, disease, and
  	death, then is man found to be harmonious and
  	immortal. 
 1	    Should we implore a corporeal God to heal the sick
  	out of His personal volition, or should we understand the
 3	infinite divine Principle which heals? If we rise no higher
  	than blind faith, the Science of healing is not attained, and
  	Soul-existence, in the place of sense-existence, is not com-
 6	prehended. We apprehend Life in divine Science only
  	as we live above corporeal sense and correct it. Our pro-
  	portionate admission of the claims of good or of ev...il de-
 9	termines the harmony of our existence, — our health, our
  	longevity, and our Christianity. 
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