Christian Science

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Exploring the themes of mental healing and skepticism, this collection of essays by Mark Twain delves into his thoughts on Christian Science, sparked by an earlier article from 1899. While Twain expresses intrigue in the concepts of mental healing, he also critiques the movement's founder, Mary Baker Eddy, showcasing his complex views on the subject. The book reflects Twain's characteristic wit and critical perspective, making it a unique addition to discussions on religion and healing in the early 20th century.