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Letters of Mary Baker Eddy to Augusta E. Stetson, C.S.D.,1889-1909 by Mary Baker Eddy, Augusta E. Stetson, 1990-12 "Love's Chosen Love" : A Record of Events Leading Up to Two Letters from Mary Baker Eddy to Augusta E. Stetson Following Mrs. Stetson's Excommunication by Gail M. Weatherbe, Mary Baker Eddy, 1995-07 Persistent Pilgrim: The Life of Mary Baker Eddy by Richard A. Nenneman, 1997-11 Mary Baker Eddy: Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science (Twentieth-Century Biographers Series) by Louise A. Smith, 1992-01 Mary Baker Eddy: A Special Friend by Karin Sass, 1983-06 Come and See: The Life of Mary Baker Eddy by Isabel Ferguson, 2001-10-01 Mary Baker Eddy (Spiritual Leaders and Thinkers) by Rachel A. Koestler-Grack, 2004-02 Historical Sketches: From the Life of Mary Baker Eddy and the History of Christian Science by Clifford P. Smith, 1992-08 Rolling Away the Stone: Mary Baker Eddy's Challenge to Materialism (Religion in North America) by Stephen Gottschalk, 2005-12-06 Mary Baker Eddy: Founder Christian Science (Women of Achievement) by Louise A. Smith, 1991-04 Inspiration for Life's Relationships by Mary Baker-Eddy, 2003-05 Mary Baker Eddy: A Life Size Portrait (Twentieth-Century Biographers Series) by Lyman P. Powell, 1991-10 "With Bleeding Footsteps": Mary Baker Eddy's Path to Religious Leadership by Robert D. Thomas, 1994-05-31 Tributes from the Press Editorial Comments on the Life & Work of Mary Baker Eddy (Twentieth-century biographers series) by Unk, 1993-07

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41. National Portrait Gallery--Exhibitions
    Mary Baker Eddy Enlarge, Mary Baker Eddy (18211910) While lying inbed severely disabled from a fall in 1866, Mary Baker Eddy read  
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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

42. Christian Science - Church Of Christ, Scientist
    (18211910). Mary Baker Eddy was founder of the Church of Christ, Scientist, andauthor of its famous textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.  
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    Extractions: General Information Christian Science is a religion emphasizing divine healing as practiced by Jesus Christ; its tenets were formulated by Mary Baker Eddy. In 1879, Eddy founded the Church of Christ, Scientist, with its headquarters in Boston. Today it has about 3,000 branch churches, societies, and college organizations in more than 50 countries. While the branches are democratic in government, they all conform to the rules laid down in the Manual of The Mother Church (1895) by Eddy. Sunday services consist mainly of readings from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures (1906), the textbook of Christian Science written by Mary Baker Eddy. Wednesday meetings include testimonies of healing from the congregation. The church has no ordained clergy. Readers, both men and women, are elected from the membership to conduct the services. Practitioners, also both men and women, devote full time to the work of spiritual healing. Christian Science teaches that God and his spiritual creation are the only realities. God is regarded as infinite Life, Truth, Spirit, Mind, and Principle. The material world, with all its suffering, strife, and death, is considered to be a misconception or distorted view of the divine universe. Christian Science claims to prove through the healing of disease and other difficulties that the understanding of God and his spiritual creation is as effective now as it was in Jesus' time. Its adherents therefore rely on divine law in times of sickness instead of resorting to medical and other material means. The right of Christian Science parents to withhold medical treatment from their children has been challenged in court.

43. Mary Baker Eddy Library For The Betterment Of Humanity
    Whereas the namesake of the Library, Mary Baker Eddy, achieved international prominenceduring her lifetime (18211910) as the founder of Christian Science and  
    http://www.christiansciencenv.com/mbelibrary.html
    
    Extractions: By unanimous consent, the U.S. Congress passed Resolution H. Con Res. 458 recognizing the new Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity as well as the contributions of pioneering 19th-century author and thinker Mary Baker Eddy "for her outstanding achievements and contributions." The resolution, sponsored by Senator Edward M. Kennedy in the Senate and Congressman Michael Capuano in the House of Representatives was passed on September 25, 2002. According to Library CEO Stephen Danzansky, "In a period in which matters of State weigh heavily on Congress, we are honored that the legislature has joined together to honor this new Library and its namesake." The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity will hold a dedication on Friday, September 27, and will open its doors to the public September 28. Media interested in attending the opening dedication can contact James Harder, Weber Shandwick Worldwide at 617-520-7084. (RESOLUTION FOLLOWS) RECOGNIZING AND COMMENDING MARY BAKER EDDY'S ACHIEVEMENTS AND THE MARY BAKER EDDY LIBRARY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF HUMANITY H. Con. Res. 458

44. La Venta De Ciencia Y Salud
    Translate this page interés en la espiritualidad y la curación, la venta del libro Ciencia y Saludcon Clave de las Escrituras por Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910) alcanzó en Mayo  
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    Extractions: Boston. Como consecuencia de un renovado interés en la espiritualidad y la curación, la venta del libro Ciencia y Salud con Clave de las Escrituras por Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910) alcanzó en Mayo de este año los diez millones de ejemplares. Publicado por primera vez el 30 de octubre de 1875, las ventas del libro han alcanzado este punto culminante apenas después de haberse cumplido los 125 años de su primera impresión. En los cinco últimos años solamente, se han vendido más de un millón de ejemplares. Las ventas anuales de Ciencia y Salud han sobrepasado las 100.000 ejemplares en los últimos siete años, con más de 250.000 ejemplares vendidos sólo durante los dos últimos años. Ésto representa el mayor número de ventas desde la publicación del libro. En los últimos cinco años, las ventas de su edición bilingüe en español e inglés también han aumentado en un 400 por ciento. “Éste es un momento culminante si se consideran los comienzos humildes de este libro y de su autora”, dice Virginia S. Harris, Editora de The Writings of Mary Baker Eddy, que publica Ciencia y Salud. “Mary Baker Eddy tuvo que superar muchísimas circunstancias difíciles como la inseguridad monetario, el cuido de su hijo como madre soltera, y muchos años de enfermedad. Sra. Eddy escribió este libro en un desván pequeño en Lynn, Massachusetts, y ahora es leído por millones de personas alrededor del mundo”.

45. GOP.gov Committee Central - 107th - Hconres458
    Background Mary Baker Eddy achieved international prominence during her lifetime(18211910) as the founder of Christian Science and was the first woman in the  
    http://www.gop.gov/committeecentral/docs/bills/107/1/bill.asp?bill=hconres458

46. Erste Kirche Christi, Wissenschafter (Christian Science) - Mary Baker Eddy
    Translate this page Christian Science. Die erste Kirche Christi, Wissenschafter (Christian Science)wurde 1877 von der Amerikanerin Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910) gegründet.  
    http://www.confessio.de/gemeinschaften/cs/cs.htm
    
    Extractions: Die erste Kirche Christi, Wissenschafter (Christian Science) wurde 1877 von der Amerikanerin Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910) gegründet. Damit verband sie das Ziel, "das ursprüngliche Christentum und sein verlorengegangenes Element des Heilens wiedereinzuführen". In ihrem Buch „Wissenschaft und Gesundheit mit Schlüssel zur Heiligen Schrift” von 1875 entwickelte sie eine Erlösungslehre, für die der Satz grundlegend ist: Gott ist Geist, ist gut und ist die alleinige Wirklichkeit; alles andere - Materie, Sünde, Krankheit, Tod - ist unwirklich, Täuschung, „sterblicher Irrtum”. Durchschaut der Mensch diesen Irrtum, dann fallen dessen Auswirkungen dahin. Zentrum ist die 1879 gegründete Mutterkirche in Boston (USA). Gegenwärtig gibt es etwa 2200 Kirchen und Vereinigungen in 70 Ländern (Schwerpunkt USA). In Deutschland gibt es 87 Zweigkirchen und Vereinigungen, 5 Hoschulvereinigungen und ca. 60 "Ausüber". Christliche Wissenschaft in Deutschland

47. NewsScan Publishing Inc. - NewsScan Daily Archives
    Today s Honorary Subscriber is the American religious leader Mary Baker Eddy (18211910),whose founding of Christian Science made her the only woman in modern  
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48. History's Women An Online Magazine
    Eddy (18211910) was born and raised on a farm near Concord, New References Eddy,Mary Baker, Retrospection and Introspection, The Writings of Mary Baker  
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    Extractions: - Choose One - Index Women of Faith Ist Women Social Reformers The Arts History in the Making Early America Amazing Moms Miscellaneous Site Map Card Shop A Woman To Admire Secure Order Form Guest Book Writing Submissions About History's Women Our Banner Exchange Join Our Free Newsletter Link Page Web Rings Awards and Gifts Mary Baker Eddy By Valerie Minard Mary Baker Eddy, born in rural New England in the 1800's, overcame many hurdles to become an acclaimed author, publisher, and religious leader whose impact is still being felt today. In 1995, she was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame for "making an indelible mark on society, religion, and journalism." How did this independent New England woman rise from obscurity to become, as Human Life magazine described in 1907, "the most famous, interesting and powerful woman in America, if not the world, today"? Eddy (1821-1910) was born and raised on a farm near Concord, New Hampshire, in the United States. Because of many bouts of illness, she received most of her education at home, sometimes with the help her brother, Albert, a student at Dartmouth College. This turned out to be an advantage, given the many restrictions on women's education in 19th century America.

49. Great American Women - New Hampshire
    New Hampshire Mary Baker Eddy (18211910). Mary Baker was born inBow, New Hampshire in 1821. She was very sick as a child and was  
    http://epics.ecn.purdue.edu/iwt/pciki/GAW/Newhampshire.html
    
    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.

50. THE CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST (CHRISTIAN SCIENCE)
    History of the Church Mary Morse Baker Eddy (18211910) discoveredand founded Christian Science. She was raised in a strict, deeply  
    http://www.religioustolerance.org/cr_sci.htm
    
    Extractions: (CHRISTIAN SCIENCE) Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. Mrs. Eddy (as she is referred to by church members) was a student-associate of Quimby until his death in 1866. Her health initially improved under his care, but she later suffered a relapse. Shortly afterwards, she fell on an icy sidewalk and severely injured herself. Some did not expect her to survive. On what she believed to be her deathbed, she read one of Jesus' healings. She suddenly realized that healing comes not from internal bodily processes, or from the power of a person's mind, but from the Divine Mind, God. She was instantly cured! Mrs. Eddy withdrew from society for three years in order to concentrate on a deep search through the Bible and discover precisely how her healing had taken place. She wished to share this knowledge with others, and to give them the tools to take away sin and achieve health. Mrs. Eddy then wrote her main book, Science and Health , later called Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures . The book has since been published in 17 languages, and is available in English Braille, on audio cassette, CD, and in software packages.

51. Spouses&partners@mit -- What's New
    Mary Baker Eddy (18211910) was not only the founder of the ChristianScience movement but also a pioneering thinker and writer.  
    http://web.mit.edu/medical/spousesandpartners/lib_report04.htm
    
    Extractions: By Jenny Pettersson Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910) was not only the founder of the Christian Science movement but also a pioneering thinker and writer. In spite of her times' view of women, she managed to make herself heard. She became an influential American author, teacher and religious leader. She had groundbreaking ideas about spirituality and health. Her by far most famous work is Science and Heath with Key to the Scriptures, which still is a best selling book. The Mary Baker Eddy Library is a reference and research facility located at 200 Massachusetts Avenue in Boston. This facility offers access to the Mary Baker Eddy collection, free Internet and a place to read books and magazines. Its focus is on the themes of spirituality and health, women in leadership, and the quest for spirituality. The library also offers exhibitions including the Hall of Ideas, the Mapparium, the Quest Gallery and the Monitor Gallery. The Hall of Ideas is a beautiful hall where different ideas concerning life are floating around on the floor and up the walls. In middle there is a fountain made together with the MIT Media Lab. In this fountain, you will be greeted in twenty different languages and it's filled with even more ideas of life. Here you can sit and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere or visit the café at the end of the hall. The Mapparium is a world-famous three-story, stained-glass globe. Inside this marvelous globe, you can stand and listen to the changes in the world surrounded by the world. The Quest Gallery, which is located on the second floor, is devoted to the questions of humanity, questions like "Who am I?" and "What is the purpose of life?" Here you can read about Mary Baker Eddy and her work and you can participate in different interactive exhibits.

52. PACKETONLINE News Classifieds Entertainment Business - Princeton And Central New
    Mary Baker Eddy (18211910), their 19th-century contemporary, is familiar as a ChristianScience advocate but also is notable when viewed in a women s rights  
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53. -- Beliefnet.com
    Services conducted in 18 languages. Founder Mary Baker Eddy (18211910)pioneered new ideas about spirituality and health. Inspired  
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54. History News Network
    subject areas listed above. Mary Baker Eddy (18211910) was a pioneeringthinker and writer. She authored a groundbreaking book  
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55. Christian Science - Wikipedia
    von Mary Baker-Eddy (1821-1910) gestiftete Religionsgemeinschaft.  
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    Extractions: Christian Science Christliche Wissenschaft ") ist eine in Boston (USA) von Mary Baker-Eddy (1821-1910) gestiftete Religionsgemeinschaft . Der korrekte deutsche Name der Kirche lautet " Erste Kirche Christi, Wissenschaftler ". (oder auch Wissenschafter ohne "L"). Der volle englische Name lautet " First Church of Christ, Scientist Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Historische Hintergründe 2 Theologische Hintergründe 3 Medizin 4 Ritus ... bearbeiten Mary Baker-Eddy war schwer krank und fand nach Kontakt zum Mesmeristen Phineas Parkhurst Quimby Heilung im Gedanken, "falsches" Denken und "falscher" Glaube führten zu Krankheit. Da der Mensch Gottes Abbild sei, müsse er von Natur aus ebenso perfekt sein wie Gott . Vom christlichen Glauben abweichendes Verhalten führt nach ihr zur Entfremdung von Gott und letztlich zu Krankheit Nach anfangs starken Zuwächsen kämpft die Bewegung seit ca. mit stetigem Mitgliederschwund. bearbeiten Christian Science ergreift in einem naiven Dualismus Materie Geist Partei für den Idealismus - allein der Geist wirkt sich auf die Materie aus, nicht umgekehrt.

56. Dictionary.com/eddy
    n 1 (18211910) founder of Christian Science in 1866 syn Eddy, Mary Baker Eddy2 a miniature whirlpool or whirlwind resulting when the current of a fluid  
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57. Religion
    J. Martinez; Mary Baker Eddy, 18211910 (USA); Mary Baker Eddy House;Mary Baker Eddy House at 400 Beacon Street; Antoinette Blackwell  
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    Extractions: First Page Name Index Subject Index Related Sites ... Search Search: Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Enter keywords... Religion Diotima of Mantinea , c.400 BC (Greece) St. Catherine of Alexandria , c.290-c.310 AD (Egypt) Saint Genevieve , c.422-c.500 (France) 'A'ishah Bint Abi Bakr , 613-678 (Saudi Arabia) Saint Odilia , 660-720 (France) Pope Joan , 9th Century (Rome) Another profile Historical background The Legend of Pope Joan : In Search of the Truth by Peter Stanford Pope Joan (Ballantine Reader's Circle) by Donna Woolfolk Cross St. Olga , 879-969 (Ukraine) St. Adelaide , 931-999 (Italy) Another profile Hildegard von Bingen , 1098-1179 (Germany) Another profile Hildegard Von Bingen's Physica : The Complete English Translation of Her Classic Work on Health and Healing by Hildegard, Priscilla Throop (Translator), sain Hildegard Hildegard of Bingen, 1098-1179 : A Visionary Life by Sabina Flanagan St. Hedwig , ca.1174-1243 (Silesia, now in Poland) Julian of Norwich , 1342-ca.1416 (England) St. Catherine of Siena

58. Biblio.com - Rudimental Divine Science By Eddy, Mary Baker: Details
    Mary Baker Eddy (18211910) an influential American author, teacher, and religiousleader, noted for her groundbreaking ideas about spirituality and health  
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    Extractions: Login to Your Account View Cart Help Home Search Browse Gallery ... Help Boston: Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker G. Eddy, 1919. Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910) an influential American author, teacher, and religious leader, noted for her groundbreaking ideas about spirituality and health, which she named Christian Science. In 1879 she founded the Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, which today has branch churches and societies around the world. Brown flexible leather boards, bright gilt letterin, and emblem. Rubbing of edges, clean text, all edges gilt. 32 mo, 46 pages. Full Leather. Very Good. Christian Science, Divine Healing, Christine Theology, Divine Science, Spiritual Science, Mind Healing, Spiritual Healing, Mary Baker Eddy,. Catalogs: Spirituality, Christianity, Theology. (Inventory #2271)

59. Ankerberg Theological Research Institute - The John Ankerberg Show
    Founder Mary Baker Eddy (18211910). Source of authority The writingsof Eddy as interpreted by Christian Science. Revealed teachings Yes.  
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    Extractions: (from Encyclopedia of Cults and New Religions, Harvest House, 1999) INFO AT A GLANCE Name: Christian Science Purpose: The realization of God and Good as the means to health and prosperity. Founder: Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910). Source of authority: The writings of Eddy as interpreted by Christian Science. Revealed teachings: Yes. Christian Science is the outcome of Eddy’s involvement in mediumism and Quimbyism. (Phineas Parker Quimby promoted an early form of mental/psychic healing that strongly influenced Eddy.) Examples of occult potential: Mrs. Eddy was a spiritistic medium for about 25 years. There is an openness to certain psychic abilities in

60. Letters Of Mary Baker Eddy To Augusta E. Stetson, C.S.D : Cheap Web Hosting
    become available. Categories Eddy, Mary Baker,, 18211910, Correspondence,Stetson, Augusta E, (Augusta Emma),. Customer Reviews  
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