It suggests that the most effective means to achieve speedy healing is to reach the patient through "divine Love" and "Chistly affection."
One chapter appearing only in the 1910 edition of this work notes that the phrase "mortal mind" is really a "solecism." The author notes in the follow-up to this work, Retrospection and Introspection, that the essay "The Science of Man," was converted into the final chapter of this work entitled, "Recapitulation," which should be the only one explained in the classroom. It discusses the findings of an 1837 committee which tested the claims of Monsieur Berna, a reputed clairvoyant, and the work of Mesmer in the chapter, "Animal Magneticism." It suggests that the most effective means to achieve speedy healing is to reach the patient through "divine Love" and "Chistly affection." For 10 points, name this primary text of Christian Science written by Mary Baker Eddy.
One chapter appearing only in the 1910 edition of this work notes that the phrase "mortal mind" is really a "solecism.
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