Braden’s book includes a recap of accusations of Mary Baker Eddy’s plagiarism in her writings, the struggles and abuses of power through and after the ‘Great Litigation,’ and the identification of what he finds are inconsistencies in Science and Health and class teaching.
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Scholars seeking to differentiate between Christian Science and New Thought will appreciate Braden’s history of their origins. Although Braden’s purpose was to explain the various New Thought communities and their origins, their stories are intertwined for various reasons with Mary Baker Eddy and the establishment of her movement, Christian Science. Controversies arose over differences and similarities with Quimby and with Eddy.
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