Mary Baker Eddy Quotes
A collection of quotes by Mary Baker Eddy.
Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910) was a prominent American religious leader and founder of the Christian Science movement. She was born in Bow, New Hampshire, and raised in a devout Congregationalist family. From an early age, Eddy demonstrated an interest in spirituality and the healing powers of faith.
Throughout her life, Eddy faced numerous health challenges, including a serious accident in 1866 that doctors believed would be fatal. However, she claimed to have experienced a sudden spiritual healing, which she attributed to a deep understanding of the teachings of Jesus Christ. This transformative experience became the foundation of her new religious movement.
In 1875, Eddy published the book "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," which laid out the principles of Christian Science and offered a unique interpretation of the Bible. The book attracted widespread attention and drew followers who believed in the power of spiritual healing through prayer.
Eddy went on to establish the Church of Christ, Scientist in 1879, and she tirelessly promoted her teachings through lectures, writings, and the establishment of churches across the United States and internationally. Despite facing controversy and opposition, her movement continued to grow, and by the time of her death, Christian Science had become an important religious denomination.
Mary Baker Eddy is remembered as a visionary and influential religious leader who sought to reconcile science, spirituality, and healing. Her impact on the development of alternative medicine and spiritual thought continues to be felt to this day.
