Christian Science Healing Versus Mental Suggestion
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Today, the person who questions it is in danger merely of being thought a fool.
Another illustration may bring the matter down to our own times. The common sense person is con- vinced that pain is in a wound. If you were to tell him that it was not within "two feet of it, " he would proceed to tell you that his senses convinced him that it was. When, however, he turns to the laboratory, the scientist answers by telling him that pain "is a 20 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING state of consciousness. " T...he moral is obvious. The teaching in Christian Science of the unreality of mat- ter is not a bit more ridiculous to the common sense philosopher of today than the statement that the sun was stationary was ridiculous to the medieval inquis- itor; while the statement that pain is mental, however ridiculous it may be to the common sense philosopher, is not ridiculous to the laboratory. "Of all the dan- gerous mental habits/' to complete Huxley's summing up, "that which schoolboys call 'cocksureness' is probably the most perilous; and the inestimable value of metaphysical discipline is that it furnishes an effec- tual counterpoise to this evil proclivity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Today, the person who questions it is in danger merely of being thought a fool.
Another illustration may bring the matter down to our own times. The common sense person is con- vinced that pain is in a wound. If you were to tell him that it was not within "two feet of it, " he would proceed to tell you that his senses convinced him that it was. When, however, he turns to the laboratory, the scientist answers by telling him that pain "is a 20 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING state of consciousness. " T...he moral is obvious. The teaching in Christian Science of the unreality of mat- ter is not a bit more ridiculous to the common sense philosopher of today than the statement that the sun was stationary was ridiculous to the medieval inquis- itor; while the statement that pain is mental, however ridiculous it may be to the common sense philosopher, is not ridiculous to the laboratory. "Of all the dan- gerous mental habits/' to complete Huxley's summing up, "that which schoolboys call 'cocksureness' is probably the most perilous; and the inestimable value of metaphysical discipline is that it furnishes an effec- tual counterpoise to this evil proclivity.
What to read after Christian Science Healing Versus Mental Suggestion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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