CONTENTS
| CHAPTER I | |
| Introductory | |
| Page | |
| Prospectus | 1 |
| A Timely Issue | 4 |
| Love Your Enemies | 8 |
| Christian Theism | 13 |
| The New Birth | 15 |
| CHAPTER II | |
| One Cause and Effect | 21 |
| CHAPTER III | |
| Questions and Answers | 31 |
| CHAPTER IV | |
| Addresses | |
| Christian Science in Tremont Temple | 95 |
| Science and the Senses | 98 |
| Extract from My First Address in The Mother Church, May 26, 1895 | 106 |
| Address before the Alumni of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College, 1895 | 110 |
| Address before the Christian Scientist Association of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College, in 1893. Subject: “Obedience” | 116 |
| Communion Address, January, 1896 | 120 |
| Message to the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church, Boston, 1896 | 125 |
| CHAPTER V | |
| Letters | |
| To The Mother Church | 129 |
| To ——, on Prayer | 132 |
| To the National Christian Scientist Association | 134 |
| To the College Association | 135 |
| To the National Christian Scientist Association | 137 |
| To the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston | 139 |
| To Donors of Boat, from Toronto, Canada | 142 |
| Address, — Laying the Corner-stone | 143 |
| To the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston | 146 |
| The First Members of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts | 147 |
| Extract from a Letter | 148 |
| To The Mother Church | 148 |
| To First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Oconto, Wis. | 149 |
| To First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Scranton | 150 |
| To First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Denver | 152 |
| To First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Lawrence | 154 |
| To Correspondents | 155 |
| To Students | 156 |
| To a Student | 157 |
| To a Student | 158 |
| Extract from a Christmas Letter | 159 |
| CHAPTER VI | |
| Sermons | |
| A Christmas Sermon | 161 |
| Editor's Extracts from Sermon | 168 |
| Extract from a Sermon delivered in Boston, January 18, 1885 | 171 |
| Sunday Services on July Fourth. — Extempore Remarks | 176 |
| Easter Services | 177 |
| Bible Lessons | 180 |
| CHAPTER VII | |
| Pond and Purpose | 203 |
| CHAPTER VIII
Precept upon Precept | |
| “Thy Will be Done” | 208 |
| “Put up Thy Sword” | 214 |
| Scientific Theism | 216 |
| Mental Practice | 219 |
| Taking Offense | 223 |
| Hints to the Clergy | 225 |
| Perfidy and Slander | 226 |
| Contagion | 228 |
| Improve Your Time | 230 |
| Thanksgiving Dinner | 230 |
| Christian Science | 232 |
| Injustice | 235 |
| Reformers | 237 |
| Mrs. Eddy Sick | 238 |
| “I've Got Cold” | 239 |
| “Prayer and Healing” | 242 |
| Veritas Odium Parit | 245 |
| Falsehood | 248 |
| Love | 249 |
| Address on the Fourth of July at Pleasant View, Concord, N. H., before 2,500 Members of The Mother Church, 1897 | 251 |
| Well Doinge is the Fruite of Doinge Well | 253 |
| Little Gods | 255 |
| Advantage of Mind-healing | 255 |
| A Card | 256 |
| Spirit and Law | 256 |
| Truth-healing | 259 |
| Heart to Heart | 262 |
| Things to be Thought Of | 263 |
| Unchristian Rumor | 266 |
| Vainglory | 267 |
| Compounds | 270 |
| Close of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College | 271 |
| Malicious Reports | 274 |
| Loyal Christian Scientists | 275 |
| The March Primary Class | 279 |
| Obtrusive Mental Healing | 282 |
| Wedlock | 285 |
| Judge Not | 290 |
| New Commandment | 292 |
| A Cruce Salus | 293 |
| Comparison to English Barmaids | 294 |
| A Christian Science Statute | 297 |
| Advice to Students | 298 |
| Notice | 303 |
| Angels | 306 |
| Deification of Personality | 307 |
| A Card | 310 |
| Overflowing Thoughts | 310 |
| A Great Man and His Saying | 312 |
| Words of Commendation | 313 |
| Church and School | 313 |
| Class, Pulpit, Students' Students | 316 |
| My Students and Thy Students | 318 |
| Unseen Sin | 318 |
| A Word to the Wise | 319 |
| Christmas | 320 |
| Card | 321 |
| Message to The Mother Church | 322 |
| CHAPTER IX | |
| The Fruit of Spirit | |
| An Allegory | 323 |
| Voices of Spring | 329 |
| “Where Art Thou?” | 332 |
| Divine Science | 336 |
| Fidelity | 339 |
| True Philosophy and Communion | 344 |
| Origin of Evil | 346 |
| Truth versus Error | 346 |
| Fallibility of Human Concepts | 351 |
| The Way | 355 |
| Science and Philosophy | 359 |
| “Take Heed!” | 368 |
| The Cry of Christmas-tide | 369 |
| Blind Leaders | 370 |
| “Christ and Christmas” | 371 |
| Sunrise at Pleasant View | 376 |
| CHAPTER X | |
| Inklings Historic | 378 |
| CHAPTER XI | |
| Poems | |
| Come Thou | 384 |
| Meeting of My Departed Mother and Husband | 385 |
| Love | 387 |
| Woman's Rights | 388 |
| The Mother's Evening Prayer | 389 |
| June | 390 |
| Wish and Item | 391 |
| The Oak on the Mountain's Summit | 392 |
| Isle of Wight | 392 |
| Hope | 394 |
| Rondelet | 394 |
| To Mr. James T. White | 395 |
| Autumn | 395 |
| Christ My Refuge | 396 |
| “Feed My Sheep” | 397 |
| Communion Hymn | 398 |
| Laus Deo! | 399 |
| A Verse for the Little Children | 400 |
| A Verse for the Big Children | 400 |
| CHAPTER XII | |
| Testimonials | 401 |
| How to Understand Science and Health | 463 |
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