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Medical, Ethics

Christian Science

by Mark Twain, Vic Doyno
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Synopsis

Twain thought very poorly of Mary Baker Eddy as a person, but he was fascinated by and admired in spite of himself the rapidity with which she established her religious system and its scope. In Christian Science he expressed his incongruity at her claims to heal sickness and her opaque writing style.

About the Author, Mark Twain

Riverboat pilot, journalist, failed businessman (several times over): Samuel Clemens -- the man behind the figure of Mark Twain -- led many lives. But it was in his novels and short stories that he created a voice and an outlook on life that will be forever identified with the American character.

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Book Details

Published
April 1, 1993
Publisher
Prometheus Books
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780879758257

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