pity on the gourd for which thou didst not labor, neither madest it to grow, which came up in the night and perished in the night, And should I not spare Nineveh, that great city, wherein are more than six score thousand persons that cannot discern between their right hand and their left hand, and also much cattle?" (Jonah 4:9-11.)

(5.) Chapter IV of Science and Health is entitled, "Christian Science vs. Spiritualism." The author does not hesitate to quote a Jewish Prophet, Isaiah, at the beginning of this Chapter. The following sentence is cited completely from Isaiah 19:3-

"And when they shall say unto you
Seek unto them that hath familiar spirits,
And unto wizards that peep and that mutter
Should not a people seek unto their God."

I merely cite this passage from Science and Health to show the inconsistency of its author. In one breath, she absolutely condemns the Jewish Bible and Judaism. Yet, as a perfect paradox, she does not hesitate to use the Jewish Scriptures as proof of a particular opinion or as a dogma of Christian Science. Science and Health is marred throughout by this illogical inconsistency.

(6.) On page 94, Science and Health contains the following statement: "Jesus taught but one God, one Spirit, who makes man in the image and likeness of Himself -- of Spirit not of matter. Man reflects infinite Truth, Life, and Love."

The Jewish Scriptures were the first to teach that God is a Spirit, and that He made man