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Divine Science Statement of Being |
Divine Science Statement of Being
God is all, both invisible and visible.
One Presence, One Mind, One Power is all.
This One that is all is perfect life, perfect love, and perfect substance.
Man is the individualized expression of God and is ever one with this
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Divine Science Statement of Belief |
Life is Continuous.
It proceeds from Divine Life, which is Good in all its manifestations.
There is only one Power in the Universe, the Power we call God.
There is no evil except that which is man-made.
The normal state of man is abounding health.
The Divine Purpose is to express the Joy of Life. |
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Unity of All Life |
| Divine Science believes in the unity of all life, the transcendent and immanent nature of God, and the Truth wherever it is found: in art, science or religion. The Divine Science Statement of Being reflects our belief and expresses the Truth we come to know. |
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New Thought
This basic premise of New Thought, that God is Good and Omnipresent is based upon principles of Universal Law as demonstrated and taught by historical figures such as Buddha, Danika, Lao Tzu, and embodied most perfectly in the person and teachings of Jesus the Christ and Wayshower. As mentioned above, New Thought is inclusive and draws on the wisdom of all traditions that teach the truth of our Unity with God/Good and the omnipresence of God/Good.
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| Pueblo, Colorado
Pueblo Divine Science Church
led by: Rev. Earleen Cornell
Mail to: 305 Broadway, Pueblo CO 81004
we meet at 115 East Routt Pueblo, CO 81004
office hours: by appointment
service times: Sundays 11am
phone number: (719) 543-0812
country: United States
denomination: Divine Science
Email: earleenb@aol.com
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Divine Science has two roots
One in San Francisco and the other in Denver. Malinda Cramer from San Francisco, California had a revelation that preceded a similar experience to Nona Brooks in Pueblo, Colorado. Malinda Cramer stands out as a healer who turned to the Divine with the phrase: "Is there any Power in the vast Universe that can heal me?" and this began an odyssey into Divine Science which was then the commonly used expression to describe New Thought. A couple of years after her healing, she attended Emma Curtis Hopkins' classes in San Francisco and this inspired her to begin teaching on her own. |
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