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The healer: The healing work of Mary Baker Eddy : Christian healing work through prayer performed by Mary Baker Eddy from 1821 to 1866 and Christianly scientific healing work from 1866 to 1910 Christian Science Board of Directors Defying Mrs. Eddy's By-Laws in Taking and Holding Offices, for the Closing of Which She Provided in Her Church, a: ... Science, of Augusta E. Stetson, C. S. D. by Franklin Ford, Hickman Price, 1994-05 Behind the Scenes With the Metaphysicians by Arthur Corey, 1983-06 Teachers of Fulfillment by Israel Regardie, 1983-12 The Destiny of the Mother Church (Twentieth-Century Biographers Series) by Bliss Knapp, 1991-09 Vital Issues in Christian Science by New York City Christian Science Institute, Augusta E. Stetson, 1991-08 Christian Science: A Sourcebook of Contemporary Materials by Christ Science, 1991-06

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61. Church History: Mary Baker Eddy.
    Mary Baker Eddy (18211910), the founder of Christian Science, continues toattract biographers of all outlooks, from those intent on praising her,  
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    Extractions: in partnership with Read the full article with a Free Trial of HighBeam Research Mary Baker Eddy. By Gillian Gill. Radcliffe Biography Series. Reading, Mass.: Perseus, 1998. xxxvi + 713 pp. $35.00 cloth. Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910), the founder of Christian Science, continues to attract biographers of all outlooks, from those intent on praising her, her virtues and her ideas, to those determined to expose her, her flaws and her foibles. No matter what the objective, Eddy seems to remain an ideal subject. This biographer, Gillian Gill, describes herself as an independent scholar with a doctorate from Cambridge University. Author of an earlier study of Agatha ... Read the full article with a Free Trial of HighBeam Research

62. Eddy - YourDictionary.com - American Heritage Dictionary
    Mary Baker Eddy Library of Congress. (Pronunciation Key). Ed·dy Listen d ,Mary (Morse) Baker 18211910. American religious leader who founded Christian  
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63. CSEC -- Frequently Asked Questions
    Mary Baker Eddy (18211910) is the Revelator of Christian Science. In herautobiography, Retrospection and Introspection, she recorded the experiences  
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64. Christian Scientists
    The Church was founded by Mary Baker Eddy. Mary Morse Baker was raised in a Mary Baker Eddy (18211910) the only American woman to found a lasting  
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    Extractions: (Christian Science) I GROUP PROFILE 1. Name: The Church of Christ, Scientist; Christian Science 2. Founder: Mary Baker Eddy 3. Dates of Birth and Death: July 16, 1821 - December 3, 1910 4. Birthplace: Bow, New Hampshire 5. Year Founded: The Church of Christ, Scientist was founded in 1879. Eddy's book , Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures , first appeared in 1875. 6. Brief History: The Church of Christ, Scientist, was designed to "reinstate primitive Christianity," to reduce and relieve illness and to heal sin, as the early Christians did. The Church was founded by Mary Baker Eddy. Mary Morse Baker was raised in a strict, deeply religious New England Congregationalist home, from which she derived her lifelong interest in Christianity and the Bible. She had been plagued with ill health, as well as several tragedies, through her childhood and into adult years. Her revered and deeply religious mother, her favorite brother, and her husband all died in short succession, and she suffered through a forced separation from her son because of her recurring ill health. She remarried in 1853 to Dr. Daniel Patterson, an itinerant dentist, in an unsuccessful attempt to gain control of her son who had been placed in another home by her family in the belief that she was physically incapable of caring for him. This marriage eventually ended in divorce. In 1877 she would marry Asa Gilbert Eddy, one of the early students of Christian Science, and she would eventually adopt the name by which she is most commonly remembered: Mary Baker Eddy.

65. Christian Science -- Beliefnet.com
    Founder Mary Baker Eddy (18211910) pioneered new ideas about the spiritualnature of God and man, and the practice of healing through prayer.  
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66. Miscellaneous Groups Of Images: Subject Index
    Eddy, Mary Baker,18211910. Edgewood Arsenal (Md.)1940-1950. EdinburghCastle (Edinburgh, Scotland)1860-1880.  
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67. Great American Women - New Hampshire
    New Hampshire Mary Baker Eddy (18211910). Mary Baker was born in Bow, NewHampshire in 1821. She was very sick as a child and was unable to attend school,  
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    Extractions: As an adult, she remained ill until meeting Dr. Phineas Quimby, who introduced her to mental healing. Mary believed that the cause and cure of all diseases are mental, which led to the founding of the Christian Science Publishing Company. She then published her beliefs in a book entitled Science and Health She also founded and became the editor of the Journal of Christian Science In 1879, the First Church of Christ, Scientist was formally chartered and Mary served as the head. She taught hundreds of students, mostly female, to spread the word about Christian Science and to recruit new members.

68. James Randi Educational Foundation — An Encyclopedia Of Claims, Frauds, An
    Eddy, Mary Morse Baker (18211910) Though Mrs. Eddy, the founder of the ChristianScience church, was said to be an ill-tempered, neurotic woman who  
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    Extractions: "R" Reading Curse of the Pharaoh End-of-the-World Prophecies Index ... Z At long last we're able to get this Encyclopedia up online. It's created with David Joffe 's dictionary compilation software TshwaneLex , and it's a labor of love on the part of my good friend Gilles-Maurice de Schryver . We are very grateful for their generous donation of talent, time, and dedication. Thank you, folks. When I decided to place the entire text of "An Encyclopedia of Claims, Frauds, and Hoaxes of the Occult and Supernatural" on the Internet, it was suggested to me that this could cut into the sales of the printed version. However, experience has shown that, in the publishing business, making a book available on the Internet only stimulates sales of the actual book! Another mystery. As with all of my books, I dropped in a few jokes. I had a hard time getting these jokes accepted by St. Martin's Press, the original publishers. However, now that it's on the Internet, I not only can make sure that the full force of my wit is felt, but I can add new ones in response to my latest whims. Seriously, if you find errors here, I urge you to notify me and they will be promptly corrected. I must tell you that there is also a UK edition of this book, titled, "The Supernatural, A to Z." It was very interesting for me to compare the two editions, especially in view of the differing "sense of humor" we find in the UK. As an example, in the entry under "

69. Mary Baker Eddy Exhibit Scheduled At New Mexico State University Library
    Mary Baker Eddy lived 18211910. She was part of the women’s reform movementchallenging mainstream thinking in regards to health-care and religion,  
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    Extractions: A touring exhibit telling the life story of 19th century thinker and reformer Mary Baker Eddy will be installed at the New Mexico State University Library in October. The exhibit, titled “‘This is woman’s hour …’ The Life of Mary Baker Eddy,” will be available for public viewing on the second-floor balcony of Branson Library Oct. 1-12. Created by The Writings of Mary Baker Eddy organization of Boston, the exhibit is a smaller version of a large multi-media exhibit that was first shown at the Women’s Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls, N.Y. The large exhibit, being shown in September and October at New Mexico Junior College in Hobbs, has been traveling throughout the United States since 1998. Mary Baker Eddy lived 1821-1910. She was part of the women’s reform movement challenging mainstream thinking in regards to health-care and religion, and proved through her life that a woman could be a thinker and an entrepreneur. She is best known for founding The Christian Science Monitor and as the author of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The exhibit portrays Eddy as a healer, thinker and reformer. Her unexpected recovery from an accident provided the impetus for her pioneering work in mind-body healing. As a thinker, along with certain other women of her generation such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton, she questioned the subordinate role of women in American society. As a reformer, she lectured, published, and founded a church, a college and a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper.

70. Other Visionaries Of The Early 1800's
    Mary Baker Eddy, 18211910. Mrs. Eddy is the prophet-founder of the ChristianScience Church. She published a number of books. Like Mrs. White, she had an  
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    Extractions: of the 1700's and 1800's Born in Stockholm, Sweden, he was the son of a nobleman of high standing. Swedenborg was highly educated and moved in the highest society. He traveled extensively, and conversed with the most learned men of the age. The king appointed him to a high office, which he filled superbly for over thirty years. He rose to eminence in science and wrote 77 books, covering every branch of science. He was of the purest character and devoutly religious. At the age of 55 he began to have visions of heaven, hell, angels, and the spiritual world. He says: "I have been called to a holy office by the Lord himself, who most mercifully appeared to me, his servant, in the year 1743, when he opened my sight into the spiritual world and enabled me to converse with spirits and angels." This work he continued for 30 years, and wrote about 30 "inspired" volumes. He made remarkable predictions which, it is claimed, were exactly fulfilled. He founded a new religion based upon his revelations. The Bible is sacredly taught and holy living promoted. The church Swedenborg founded has steadily increased, till it has societies in all parts of the world and in the leading languages. His followers believe in him just as implicitly as Seventh-day Adventists believe in Ellen White, and are very zealous in propagating their faith. To learn more about him and the church he founded

71. Mary Baker Eddy Click Picture To Visit Marybakereddy.com Mary
    Mary Baker Eddy s life (18211910) and accomplishments were featured at an exhibit Mary Baker Eddy is the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.  
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72. Anecdote - Mary Baker Eddy - Brain Washed?
    Eddy, Mary Baker (18211910) American religious leader, founder of the Church ofChrist, Scientist Sources D. Thomas, Living Biographies of Religious  
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73. Prayer
    Such was the belief of the founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy (18211910),who wrote Science Mary Baker Eddy obviously agreed with Epicurus.  
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    Extractions: Click to order from Amazon Questioning Healing Prayer A reevaluation of a study threatens to tarnish the reputations of two prestigious institutions - Time magazine online by Leon Jaroff, July 1, 2004 Exposed: conman's role in prayer-power IVF 'miracle' May 30, 2004 'No health benefit' from prayer - Patients did not know they were prayed for The world's largest study into the effects of prayer on patients undergoing heart surgery has found it appears to make no difference. BBC, Oct 15, 2003 Prayer doctor vows to carry on 'healing' 16.08.2003 By ELIZABETH BINNING New Zealand Herald, Aug. 16, 2003 Investigating the Power of Prayer A San Francisco researcher looks into whether prayer can heal even if the person doesn't know he's being prayed for - Leon Jaroff, Time , Jan 16, 2002 Change only takes place through action, not through meditation and prayer. The Dali Lama Q. "When did you realize that you were God?"

74. National Portrait Gallery--Exhibitions
    Mary Baker Eddy Enlarge, Mary Baker Eddy (18211910). While lying in bed severelydisabled from a fall in 1866, Mary Baker Eddy read the biblical account of  
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    Extractions: Back to American Women introduction Mary Baker Eddy While lying in bed severely disabled from a fall in 1866, Mary Baker Eddy read the biblical account of Christ's healing of a man's paralysis. Suddenly her own malady eased, and she was overcome with a belief in faith's healing powers. As she later put it, she "had touched the hem of Christian Science." In the years following, she gradually evolved a religious system that held that the human spirit, properly guided by Christian principles, could overcome physical suffering. In 1875, she presented her convictions to the world in Science and Health , and four years later she formally established the Church of Christ, Scientist. The church had few followers at first, but by the early 1900s, adherents to Christian Science numbered into the many thousands and were spread throughout the world. While Eddy was posing for this portrait over a three-week period in 1889, she worked on a revised version of Science and Health . The bust's maker, Luella Varney, had been trained in Italy and included among her sitters Mark Twain and Julia Ward Howe

75. U
    Eddy, Mary Baker, 18211910 3. Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939 4. Mental Healing -biography I. Title. ISBN 3-10-097052-7. 02NLM FF4637. 0XNLM WZ 129  
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    Extractions: U.S. National Library of Medicine's CATLINE Database Pattie, Frank A. Mesmer and animal magnetism : a chapter in the history of medicine / Frank A. Pattie. Hamilton, N.Y. : Edmonston Pub., c1994. xiii, 303 p. : ports. Includes bibliographical references (p. [285]-293) and index. 1. Mesmer, Franz Anton, 1734-1815 2. History of Medicine, 18th Cent. 3. Hypnosis - biography I. Title ISBN 0-9622393-5-6 (case bound : alk. paper). LC: 93-41168 02NLM: WZ 100 M579PA 1994 NLM SL: (c.1 HMD/REF) (c.2 GEN COLL) Cit. No. 9316588 (rev. CIP) Crabtree, Adam From Mesmer to Freud : magnetic sleep and the roots of psychological healing / Adam Crabtree. New Haven : Yale University Press, c1993. x, 413 p. Includes bibliographical references (p. [367]-406) and index. 1. Dissociative Disorders - history 2. Hypnosis - history 3. Mental Healing - history 4. Unconscious (Psychology) I. Title ISBN 0-300-05588-9 (alk. paper). LC: 93-4017 02NLM: 1994 B-955 0XNLM: [WM 11.1 C883f 1993] Cit. No. 9423337

76. The Life Of Mary Baker G. Eddy & The History Of Christian...: New & Used Books S
    New Used Books Search Result for The Life Of Mary Baker G. Eddy The HistoryOf Christian. All Categories Other E Eddy, Mary Baker 18211910  
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77. Muntz Library Features Mary Baker Eddy Exhibit
    A touring exhibit on the life of Mary Baker Eddy (18211910), pioneer in thefield of mind/body medicine, publisher, teacher and author is on display on the  
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    Extractions: A touring exhibit on the life of Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910), pioneer in the field of mind/body medicine, publisher, teacher and author is on display on the second floor of UT Tyler's Robert R. Muntz Library through Feb. 4. "This is Woman's Hour … The Life of Mary Baker Eddy'' tells the story of a 19th century woman who challenged the limitations placed on women of her day to become a noted author, religious leader and health reformer. The exhibit was originally prepared by The Writings of Mary Baker Eddy in conjunction with the National Park Service and featured in 1998 as an "untold story'' at the Women's Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls, N.Y. The original exhibit remains on permanent display in Seneca Falls. Two replicas are touring libraries, colleges and universities across the country.

78. Religion
    Mary Baker Eddy, 18211910 (USA). Mary Baker Eddy House Mary Baker Eddy Houseat 400 Beacon Street Antoinette Blackwell, 1825-1921 (USA)  
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79. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
    Mary Baker Eddy (18211910), the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, iswidely recognized outside her Church as probably the most remarkable  
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    Extractions: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE We have chosen the color of green vomit for this cult. Christian Science is like grape nuts neither grapes nor nuts. I would say though that someone has to be nuts to go for this trash. The cult was started by Mary (Baker) Eddy Glover Patterson (Fry) a four time loser at marriage. Never mind her followers think that this kind of failure is actually a strength. The cult has been failing slowly in recent years, and its TV and radio voice is dwindling. The Christian Science Monitor is perhaps the single most God hating newspaper in the world, and it exalts all manner of Communist and socialist activity. It is needed that we include this pagan religion though, since there are so many folks who give it dignity. We will do everything possible to expose its puerile and blasphemous stench charitably of course. :-) MARY BAKER EDDY GLOVER PATTERSON (FRY) Theme song of Christian Science is "Looney Tunes Theme." Why? Answer: Mary Bake Eddy spent her last years in a state of looney mental chaos. She had to be locked in a crib by her husband every night when she went to bed. There, in her looney wonderland, she contemplated the power of positive insanity. Here is the official brief history of this lady according to the Christian Science sources: Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910), the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, is widely recognized outside her Church as probably the most remarkable religious figure of modern times.

80. The 2003 CESNUR Conference - Christian Science In Latvia (Gills)
    healing component based on the revelations of Mary Baker Eddy (18211910), Even in 20-ies and 30-ies the Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy was  
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    Extractions: A paper presented at the CESNUR 2003 Conference, Vilnius, Lithuania . Preliminary version. Do not reproduce or quote without the consent of the author. Upon entering the 21 st de jure comparatively old (ancient), long time forbidden (at least within the time lapse of fifty years of the soviet occupation), or unknown to the large part of younger generation religions, religious and spiritual movements. This concerns Dievturi and other groups of pre-Christian revivalism, Rerikh's movement, Baha'i religion and Buddhism, Agni Yoga and other Hinduism rooted spiritual movements, Methodists and different evangelical movements, Jehovah's Witnesses etc The 16 th The history and teaching of the Christian Science and biography of Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Church of Christ, Scientist is well described and well known. Therefore, I don't want to repeat and to recount here the Christian Science teaching postulates, but I will mention them within the context of Latvia. I would like just to remind the short definition given by Gail M. Harley, that "Christian Science is a metaphysical religion with a spiritual healing component based on the revelations of Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910), revelations received after a fall on the ice in 1866."

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