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   1  that these are the errors which Truth must and will an-
     nihilate? Christian Scientists must live under the con-
   3  stant pressure of the apostolic command to come out from
     the material world and be separate. They must re-
     nounce aggression, oppression and the pride of power.
   6  Christianity, with the crown of Love upon her brow,
     must be their queen of life.
         Students of Christian Science, who start with its letter
   9  and think to succeed without the spirit, will either make
     shipwreck of their faith or be turned sadly

    Treasure
    in heaven

     awry. They must not only seek, but strive,
  12  to enter the narrow path of Life, for "wide is the gate,
     and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and
     many there be which go in thereat." [[[Man walks in the
  15  direction towards which he looks, and where his treasure
     is, there will his heart be also. If our hopes and affec-
     tions are spiritual, they come from above, not from be-
  18  neath, and they bear as of old the fruits of the Spirit.]]]
         Every Christian Scientist, every conscientious teacher
     of the Science of Mind-healing, knows that human will
  21  is not Christian Science, and he must recog-

    Obligations
    of teachers

     nize this in order to defend himself from the
     influence of human will. He feels morally obligated to
  24  open the eyes of his students that they may perceive the
     nature and methods of error of every sort, especially any
     subtle degree of evil, deceived and deceiving. All mental
  27  malpractice arises from ignorance or malice aforethought.
     It is the injurious action of one mortal mind controlling
     another from wrong motives, and it is practised either
  30  with a mistaken or a wicked purpose.
         Show your student that mental malpractice tends to
     blast moral sense, health, and the human life. Instruct

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