Christian Scientist Church
was founded by Mary Baker Eddy
in 1879 in Boston, Massachusetts,
which became the mother church.
She made miraculous healing the central point of her religion.
They do not baptize or partake of the Lord’s Supper.
They refer to God as “Father-Mother”, rather than “Father”.
Mary Baker Eddy's book entitled, "Science And Health With
Key To The Scriptures" still governs her church to this day.
In their creed book, Mary Baker Eddy teaches that
Jesus did not die, that the blood of Christ does not
cleanse sin, that man is incapable of sin, sickness,
and death, and many other foolish ideas.
was founded by Mary Baker Eddy
in 1879 in Boston, Massachusetts,
which became the mother church.
She made miraculous healing the central point of her religion.
They do not baptize or partake of the Lord’s Supper.
They refer to God as “Father-Mother”, rather than “Father”.
Mary Baker Eddy's book entitled, "Science And Health With
Key To The Scriptures" still governs her church to this day.
In their creed book, Mary Baker Eddy teaches that
Jesus did not die, that the blood of Christ does not
cleanse sin, that man is incapable of sin, sickness,
and death, and many other foolish ideas.
Click here to see Quotes from their website,
showing what they falsely teach and practice concerning salvation.
Christian Scientist ChurchQuotes copied & pasted from:http://www.spiritualit/dt/book_lookup.jhtml?reference=
SH%2B25&marks=false&baseURL=book_lookup.jhtml
Science And Health Their Creed Book Written By Mary Baker Eddy Page 25 The material blood of Jesus was no more efficacious to cleanse from sin when it was shed upon"the accursed tree,"
than when it was flowing in his veins as he went daily
about his Father'sbusiness.
Page 29-30 Jesus was the offspring of Mary's self-conscious communion with God.
Page 46-47 Jesus' students, not sufficiently advanced fully to un-derstand their Master's triumph, did notperform many wonderful works, until they saw him after his crucifixion and learned that he had notdied.
Page 475 Man is incapable of sin, sickness, and death. The real man cannot depart from holiness, nor canGod, by whom man is evolved, engender the capacity or freedom to sin.
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