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Bishop Hallowe leads Christian psychology in Chicago, distinct from Christian Science. McLellan, for Mrs. Eddy, rejects it as contradictory, citing teachings on God's spiritual nature unconscious of matter. (178 characters)
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Bishop Hallowe, who is heading the movement of Christian psychology in Chicago, has made it very clear that this movement is not to be mistaken as a phase of Christian Science. Now Mr. Archibald McLellan, speaking for Mrs. Eddy through the Christian Science Sentinel, utterly repudiates any recognition of Christian psychology, saying: "Her teachings show that she cannot endorse as Christianity the two distinctly contradictory statements and points of view contained in the term 'Christian psychology'--otherwise Christian materialism."
Speaking of the teaching of Jesus, he says: "He never complicated spirit with matter, never taught the finite opposite of God, spirit, infinity, all. As revealed in Christian Science, God is unconscious of matter, for if he is spirit and all, he cannot know aught that would be the very unlikeness of himself in quantity, quality and divinity."
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Bishop Hallowe heads the Christian psychology movement in Chicago, clarifying it is not part of Christian Science. Archibald McLellan, speaking for Mrs. Eddy via the Christian Science Sentinel, repudiates Christian psychology as contradictory to her teachings, equating it to Christian materialism. He explains Jesus' teachings on spirit and matter, stating God as spirit is unconscious of matter.