C-1P: CH. XII, Christian Science Practice, The Structure of the Christian Science Textbook—Our Way of Life (audiocassette)

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17 hours (17 60-min audiotapes) Class: 1979, Wilmington, DE Level: SUBJECT(s): The Structure of the Christian Science Textbook RELATED BOOKS: Max Kappeler, The Structure of the Christian Science Textbook—Our Way of Life, Vol. I: Revelation of the Structure Max Kappeler, The Development of the Christian Science Idea and Practice Overview of C-1 Series: For over 60 years, Max Kappeler presented the structure of the Christian Science textbook through books, lectures, and classes, showing the divinely structured layout of each chapter. Kappeler's premise is that Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, is a revealed text and contains the whole of Christian Science. Read atomistically (sentences read out of context), the divinely inspired structure is missed. Our challenge is to understand Mrs. Eddy's revelation in its Science, something that can only be achieved through understanding the Textbook's spiritual system and structure. Once John W. Doorly pointed out the fundamental categories of the scientific system of Christian Science, it became possible for Kappeler to interpret the entire Textbook as a divinely structured, coherent story. This story leads the student through an evolution of understanding and consciousness in an uninterrupted, ordered way, from the first page to the last. This spiritual story is our ordered way of life and our teacher. SYNOPSIS of C-1P: Kappeler discusses how, from Chapter I through Chapter XI, we have grown to the degree of understanding that enables us to let the Christ-idea demonstrate itself in every situation. Now, in Chapter XII, we "practice" by accepting that a scientific understanding of ideas is real health. Part I (Love & Mind) shows the attitude of the true practitioner; Part II (Truth & Mind) shows what the practitioner knows in treatment; Part III (Life & Soul) shows the practitioner's unchanging method in treatment; Part IV (Love & Spirit, Truth & Spirit, Life & Spirit) show Love, Truth, and Life reflected in the patient's case. CONTENTS: Introduction: the standpoint where we knowingly, consciously use the realm of ideas for solving practical problems Overall view of the four parts of the chapter    - Scriptural notes    - General tone of Part I, Love and Mind Part I: Love and Mind: attitude of true practitioner Mind: Love's mentality attracts the patient, the needing thought, the seeker Spirit: Love's mentality operates as true discernment, as divine insight Soul: Love's mentality brings about true repentance Principle: Love's mentality operates as pure demonstration Life: Love's mentality demands the laying down of the mortal concept through love Truth: Love's mentality demands the standards of true manhood Love: Love's mentality brings full consummation    - How patient reacts to the practitioner's attitude Part II: Truth and Mind: The Truth that the practitioner knows in a treatment Mind: Truth-healing is dependent on recognizing Truth as All and error as nothing Spirit: Truth-healing is based on the infinite substance and reality of spirit Soul: Truth-healing demands freedom from mortality and sin Principle: Truth-healing demands metaphysics Life: Truth-healing always has divine method, maintaining man's individuality Truth: Truth-healing always involves the consciousness of man's dominion Part III: Life and Soul: the practitioner's method Mind: the law of Life is free of decay Spirit: the substance of Life is Spirit, not matter Soul: the supremacy of Life is the rule of Soul Principle: the government of Life is the omnipotence of Principle Life: the immortality of Life denies every phase of mortality Truth: the embodiment of Life is true consciousness, that the body of mortality is mortal mind Love: the fulfillment of Life is ever-present identity Part IV: Introduction to the healing process, Love and Spirit—Mind Argumentation versus Science of Mind Mind: Love's fulfillment of its own reflection operates through mental and spiritual Science Spirit: Love's reflection is real and ordered Soul: Truth's ordered reflection enforces translation Principle: Truth's ordered reflection is foundational and operates through system Life: understanding Life is eternal being Truth: Truth's ordered reflection leads to immortality and eternal life, free from heredity, birth, and death Love: understanding Life is the perfect answer to every condition Summary of Love and Spirit Summary of Truth and Spirit Life and Spirit Summary of chapter XII