September 12, 1903. Science does not ameliorate error, it destroys
it.  Mary Baker Eddy    (Oakes, Richard, Course in Divinity and General Collectanea, p.11)

Under the law of Love, hatred, envy, malice are powerless — cannot act.   Mary Baker Eddy   (Carpenter, Gilbert,  Fragments Gathered From Unpublished Items Ascribed to Mary Baker Eddy, p.82(

The tendency of material sense all of the time is to divert the attention from the within to the without, and we know full well that inward rot is more destructive than all outward attacks joined together. God’s child can never make a mistake, can never lose an opportunity, never cause a regret. His life is bright with abundant goodness, hope and promise. Love has a plan and a purpose for everyone to fulfill, and none can escape it, or fail to perform the will of God. There is no such concept as lack in consciousness that is God, hence, there can be none in the con­sciousness that is man. The business of God’s universe is based on unchanging law, and has no state of inaction or overaction. It is harmonious and perfect, the relationship and association of infinite activities, and individual man performs unerringly and surely his part in the whole. Love contains; Love maintains; Love sustains.  Mary Baker Eddy   (Carpenter, Gilbert, Essays On Christian Science, p.57″

You cannot suffer, when you have one Mind, God. Watch and acknowledge no other.  Mary Baker Eddy   (Carpenter, Gilbert, Collectanea of Items By and About Mary Baker Eddy, p.136)

4.

There is no power in evil; the reverse is true, God is the power.
He is infinite; then your work is the Christ power against nothingness; hold there, know it and there is nothing else, know it is with
power and what else is there? Nothing; then the work is done; God
did it. Mary Baker Eddy   (Oakes Richard, Course In Divinity and General Collectanea, p.11)

3.

Each one must work out of matter, for it is wrong in every way,
from the hair on the head to the toe. If I were teaching a class now,
and there was one in it would get angry if I rebuked her before the
others, – her pride would not let her receive it, – I would tell her to
walk out of the class; such a one would not be ready to help others
out of the same difficulty. Mary Baker Eddy    (Oakes Richard, Course In Divinity and General Collectanea, p.11)

2.

The teaching should be more in the line of showing the student
how to overcome the evil, than by cramming with the letter, smoothing over, making things pleasant and taking the money. There must
always be the cross before the crown; the cross cannot be smoothed
over. It is the plucking out of the eye and cutting off the hand. A
student of S. & H., who has the spirit, when he goes to a patient, does
not know the letter to gabble over, and is better off than to be filled
with the letter and not the spirit.   Mary Baker Eddy    (Oakes Richard, Course In Divinity and General Collectanea, p.11)

1.

September 8, 1903. We are all drunk without wine, in the senses;
sleep is one of its phases, and Spirit will compel us, sometime, to give
it up; false gods, etc., must go; cannot enter the kingdom; each
has the work to do.  Mary Baker Eddy   (Oakes, Richard, Course In Divinity and General Collectanea, p.11)