This book is an interpretation of Mary Baker Eddy’s illustrated poem, Christ and Christmas, a symbolic expression of the evolution of Eddy’s Church, and especially Orgain’s argument against the legal finding of the ‘Great Litigation’ of 1921. Each verse of Christ and Christmas is developed into a full chapter of exegesis on the biblical account of Jacob and his wives.
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Orgain is known to have authored this ‘anonymous’ book, a comparison of editions of Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health. Orgain’s goal was to show that each step for the Christian Science movement was the fulfillment of Jesus’s prophecy of the church he promised to build. Orgain thought Jesus’s church must necessarily await demonstration in the lives of Christian Scientists.
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