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A sharp, revealing look at Christian Science and its leadership This nonfiction work surveys the inner workings of a religious movement, using biting humor to uncover how doctrine, governance, and language shape its followers and critics. Through vivid scenes and historical detail, the book examines the authority of its founder, the process for membership, and the strict control over church life and language.

From the bedside of a patient to the margins of church bylaws, the book travels through encounters with practitioners, readers, and leaders. It balances candid critique with a keen eye for how ideas become power, and how language can both illuminate and obscure truth.

• Get a close view of the people, places, and rules that define a spiritual movement.


• See how language and transcription influence authority and belief.


• Explore the tension between public faith and personal skepticism.


• Understand the author’s satirical perspective and why it remains controversial.

Ideal for readers of history, religion, and literary reportage who want a provocative, inside look at a famous movement.

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