Exposing a religious movement from the inside out This nonfiction work takes a hard look at the life and claims of Mary Baker Eddy and the theology of Christian Science. It weighs documentary evidence, public records, and contemporary testimony to examine what is taught and how it has been challenged. The author presents a clear, controversial case that invites readers to reconsider widely held beliefs with a critical eye.
In a straightforward, document-driven style, the book explores the roots of Christian Science, its interpretation of healing and salvation, and the ways its founder has been portrayed and defended. It focuses on the clash between spiritual claims and traditional Christian and biblical perspectives, using cited sources to build its argument.
- Critical analysis of Mary Baker Eddy’s writings and the movement she founded
- Close look at healing, salvation, and the role of Jesus according to Christian Science
- Review of biographical details, lawsuits, and public records
- Discussion of how sources and testimony shape the debate
This edition will appeal to readers interested in religious history, critique, and the debates surrounding Christian Science. Ideal for readers of religious history, critique, and biography.