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The master Scientist, Jesus the Christ, once said to his disciples, grouped intently around him on the Mount of Olives, "Heaven and earth shall pass away: but my words shall not pass away. " Thus by a simple contrast he brought to their comprehension the fact that Truth alone is eternal.

Every student of Christian Science loves the revelation of Science. But sometimes the argument presents itself that he does not love the organization.

A grateful writer shared in a recent Christian Science Sentinel: "I read it from cover to cover in two weeks. It was as though I had been starving and now 'a table [had been set] before me in the presence of mine enemies' (Psalms).

Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, had its first readers late in 1875. Later Mrs.

People interested in the Bible occasionally feel they need to take a Bible study course in order to get the full impact of this Book of books. And given the Bible's wonderful message of salvation for the individual and for all mankind, it is easy to understand why one would want only the best guidance in understanding God's love for oneself and the world.

Mary Baker Eddy concluded her Miscellaneous Writings with a letter (see pp. 463–471) written by a man who had been healed through reading Science and Health.

How often during the day we're apt to think of age, our own or someone else's. Usually, such thoughts are negative, even fearful.

 The author notes that as we ponder the ideas in Science and Health, "our thought expands into realms of spiritual light....and each day our lives reflect a greater degree of spiritual harmony and peace."

The price of good health is an ever-developing spirituality. The real universe and man are spiritual, not material.

As regular readers of The Christian Science Journal know, Science and Health was first published in 1875. Its author, Mrs.