The Dixon Letter
Everything is the direct result of thought, whether good or evil. One must be alert to this fact that evil in belief, is as scientific as truth in reality.
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The Dixon Letter
Discerning the Rights of Man
by Richard Oakes
Those who look for Mrs. Eddy in person “or elsewhere than in her writings” lose her. ... In this day and age, we are being asked to receive Science and Health from God, just as Mrs. Eddy was, only she had also to record it.
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Immortality Brought to Light
by Dorothy B. Rieke
Jesus never saw anyone dead, but ... proved the nothingness of death, and the reality and immortality of Life.
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No Big Power Veto
Herbert E. Rieke
Christ Jesus was never “in politics.” It was his work to establish the kingdom of heaven on earth. ... They found it impossible to get him into political controversy. He was neither against Caesar nor for him, because he was one hundred percent for God, the true Governor of the universe.
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Chapter 114
Spiritual Meaning of Symbols
from Mary Baker Eddy, Her Spiritual Footsteps
by Gilbert Carpenter
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Brain-Washing
A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psychopolitics
A psychopolitician must work hard to produce the maximum chaos in the fields of “mental healing.” ... To achieve these goals the psychopolitician must crush every “home-grown” variety of mental healing in America. Actual teachings of James, Eddy and Pentecostal Bible faith healers amongst your misguided people must be swept aside.
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Some Notes on True Vision
by John L Morgan
...this Christ light is not abstract and static: it is dynamic and practical, for Truth inevitably has an effect upon our misconceptions. Therefore the Christ view is not only my eyes: it is also my physician and healer, remaking, restoring, and renewing.
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Cradled Obscurity
Sibyl Wilbur
Mrs. Eddy received her graciously, and Miss Wilbur recognized at once that she was in the presence of a woman of vastly superior spiritual attainments. Mrs. Eddy saw in Miss Wilbur a woman she could love and trust.
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The 88th Church Manual
by Mary Baker Eddy
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Chapter 25
The Lame Walk
from Dominion Within
by Rev. G. A. Kratzer
If you are anything at all, God made you; for God makes all that is made. If God made you, you are the creation of infinite Mind; and so you are the idea of God, in His image and likeness, and you are not a form of matter, whatever the appearance may be.
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1937 College
by Bicknell Young
When Love, the divine Principle, is fully recognized as the Father-Mother of the universe, it will mean the unity and completeness of all being, and of every individual expression of being in the universe. Nothing is more important than to understand this inspiring fact, for the Science of being rests upon our recognizing the completeness and fullness of what Mrs. Eddy defines in the words: “There is but one I, or Us, but one divine Principle, or Mind, governing all existence.” S&H 588:1112.
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Our Practice Governed by Our Viewpoint
from Addresses
by Martha Wilcox
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Body
by Mary Baker G. Eddy
We live in a universe of perfect form. Not only our body, but all that is formed is literally the body of God and is perfect now.
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Age
by Mary Baker Eddy
Old age is just as much a claim to be overcome as cancer or any other belief. Overcome the belief in it now. You have to do it sometime.
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Selected writings about Christmas
by Mary Baker Eddy
In different ages the divine idea assumes different forms, according to humanity’s needs. In this age it assumes, more intelligently than ever before, the form of Christian healing. This is the babe we are to cherish. This is the babe that twines its loving arms about the neck of omnipotence, and calls forth infinite care from His loving heart.
Christ and Christmas,
1893 edition
by Mary Baker Eddy
Forever present, bounteous, free,
Truth glows through gloom;
And aye, with grace towards you and me,
For health makes room.