A Way That Seemeth Right (Classic Reprint): An Examination of "Christian Science": An Examination of "christian Science" (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from A Way That Seemeth Right: An Examination of "Christian Science"

Control of the Mind over the Body. Charming away Warts. Lord Bacon. The King's Evil'. The Stigmata. Hypnotism, Instances of Hypnotism. A Miraculous Cure in Moscow. Influence of Personality. Cataract. Microbes. The Peculiar People. A Wonderful Cure Investigated. Christian Science.

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Excerpt from A Way That Seemeth Right: Proverbs XVI, 25; An Examination of Christian Science

In the work of my ministry I have found so many good pe0p1e distressed by the specious seduction of this novel cult, Christian Science; so many families divided by it; so many dying persons sorely hindered by it; so many professing to have found peace through it; so many Charlatans robbing the sick of their slender income by means of it, and so often have I been appealed to for advice and explanation con cerning it; that I have, as a shepherd of the sheep, attempted to set forth in this book the unscientific nature of its pretensions, and at the same time to point out the natural explanation of its cures.

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