In your book, Science and Health,[3] page 181, you [5]
say: “Every sin is the author of itself, and every
invalid the cause of his own sufferings.” On page
182 you say: “Sickness is a growth of illusion, spring-
ing from a seed of thought,—either your own thought
or another's.” Will you please explain this seeming [10]
contradiction?
No person can accept another's belief, except it be
with the consent of his own belief. If the error which
knocks at the door of your own thought originated in