Christian Science And the Catholic Faith Including a Brief Account of New Thoug
Christian Science And the Catholic Faith Including a Brief Account of New Thoug
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Eddy "divine Science, the devel- opment of eternal life, Truth and love. " 3 With this teach- ing disappear the very foundations of the Christian re- ligion. It is all the more surprising that Mrs. Eddy should maintain against the Liberal theologians that Jesus was born of a virgin.
"The illumination of Mary's spiritual sense put to silence material law and its order of generation, and brought forth her child by the revelation of Truth, demonstrating God as the Father of men. The Holy Ghost, or... divine Spirit, over- shadowed the pure sense of the Virgin-Mother with the full recognition that being is Spirit. The Christ dwelt forever an ideal in the bosom of God, the divine Principle of the man *"A11 gnostic systems are based on a kind of dualism of God and matter. But with the Platonists some regarded matter as unreal and without form, while others supposed it to be ruled by an evil principle, and hence to be directly opposed and hostile to God. The theogonic and cosmogonic process was explained on the principle of an emanation, by which from the hidden God a long series of Divine formations or aeons had emanated, whose indwelling divine potency diminished in measure as they removed from the original divine source.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eddy "divine Science, the devel- opment of eternal life, Truth and love. " 3 With this teach- ing disappear the very foundations of the Christian re- ligion. It is all the more surprising that Mrs. Eddy should maintain against the Liberal theologians that Jesus was born of a virgin.
"The illumination of Mary's spiritual sense put to silence material law and its order of generation, and brought forth her child by the revelation of Truth, demonstrating God as the Father of men. The Holy Ghost, or... divine Spirit, over- shadowed the pure sense of the Virgin-Mother with the full recognition that being is Spirit. The Christ dwelt forever an ideal in the bosom of God, the divine Principle of the man *"A11 gnostic systems are based on a kind of dualism of God and matter. But with the Platonists some regarded matter as unreal and without form, while others supposed it to be ruled by an evil principle, and hence to be directly opposed and hostile to God. The theogonic and cosmogonic process was explained on the principle of an emanation, by which from the hidden God a long series of Divine formations or aeons had emanated, whose indwelling divine potency diminished in measure as they removed from the original divine source.
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