Mary Baker Eddy
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Sep 18, 2026
Russ GerberGUEST
overrule good, and separate us from the infinite goodness and love that emanate from the divine and that comprises our genuine selfhood.
Russ GerberGUEST
One of the most practical instructions on watching that I've read was written by Mary Baker Eddy, the discoverer of Christian science.
Russ GerberGUEST
In a message to her church, she said this, Watch and pray daily that evil suggestions in whatever guise take no root in your thought nor bear fruit.
Russ GerberGUEST
Oftentimes examine yourselves and see if there be found anywhere a deterrent of truth and love and hold fast that which is good.
Patrick McCreeryGUEST
How could this happen? I've learned something from Christian science about real supply, and it's not at all what most of the world thinks it is.
Patrick McCreeryGUEST
Mary Baker Eddy, who discovered Christian science, wrote in one of her books, Miscellaneous Writings, God gives you his spiritual ideas, and in turn, they give you daily supplies.
Patrick McCreeryGUEST
Understanding that, even a little bit, brings right supply into our lives in all sorts of ways.
Patrick McCreeryGUEST
For example, years ago, I founded a family arts organization in my community.
Terry FentonGUEST
Doesn't that sound so nice? In other words, let's just all get together and sing kumbaya and hold hands and grasp arms and just have a wonderful time together.
Terry FentonGUEST
Then you got Christian Science, founded by Mary Baker Eddy.
Terry FentonGUEST
1866, she founded that, teaches that God is infinite good and spirit and that the material world, including sickness and sin, is ultimately an illusion that can be healed through spiritual understanding and prayer.
Terry FentonGUEST
When I was involved in the prison ministry over in Auburn, there was Christian science going in and teaching the same time we were.
Terry FentonGUEST
Boy, a lot of people see visions to start these false beliefs, right? Joseph Smith, all these other ones.
Terry FentonGUEST
Forget the guy that started a Jehovah Witness.
Terry FentonGUEST
Yeah, Taz Russell, Mary Baker Eddy, and Mary Ellen, or Mary...
Terry FentonGUEST
Mary Baker.
Martine BlacklerGUEST
Or I don't have enough money to pay rent, food, school fees, whatever.
Martine BlacklerGUEST
But what exactly are we accepting as enough? Mary Baker Eddy tells us in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, the depth, breadth, height, might, majesty and glory of infinite love fill all space.
Martine BlacklerGUEST
That is enough.
Martine BlacklerGUEST
But what actually is enough? Webster's dictionary defines that word as occurring in such quantity, quality or scope as to fully meet demand, needs or expectations.
Vito CreedHOST
But I wanna cover some of these, some of these topics.
Vito CreedHOST
I mean, the, the Christian Science, uh, was founded by somebody by the name of Mary Baker Eddy, and she was basically born in nine- 1821, and she died in 1910, and she's the founder of Christian Science.
Vito CreedHOST
There's an interesting woman's right angle, but I, you know...
Vito CreedHOST
But, but what's interesting about this is she comes...
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Vito CreedHOST
They pervert it.
Vito CreedHOST
They sprinkle in their own mysticism, their own understandings into it.
Vito CreedHOST
And of course, Mary Baker Eddy, which we talked about, which is science, uh, Christianity, claimed discovery of a spiritual science.
Vito CreedHOST
It's, it's science, but it's spiritual, guys.
Kimberly MeredithGUEST
That's, uh, Kathryn Kuhlman.
Kimberly MeredithGUEST
That's Mary Baker Eddy.
Lindsay GoodwinHOST
Mm.
Kimberly MeredithGUEST
Those are women that came from the beginning of time that you put...
Russell DaviesHOST
It's also the name of a landing technique in ski jumping.
Russell DaviesHOST
James Weatherill, which religious movement was founded in the 1870s in Massachusetts by Mary Baker Eddy?
James WeatherillGUEST
The Shakers.
Russell DaviesHOST
No.
Amy RichmondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
let alone the only power there is.
Amy RichmondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The discoverer of Christian science, Mary Baker Eddy, had questions about the nature of God and whether what she had been taught about him coincided with either her experience of the world or what in her heart she believed God to be.
Amy RichmondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But rather than leading her away from God, this questioning drew her closer to him.
Amy RichmondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And as the years went on, the lessons she learned from Bible study, prayer, and divine revelation gave her a clearer understanding of God's true nature as spirit and our nature as spiritual.
Lisa LaizureHOST
And then we have seen him rise from the dead.
Lisa LaizureHOST
Now, the reason why this is so important is because you can go to Muhammad's grave and Buddha's grave and Confucius' grave and Mary Baker Eddy and Joseph Smith and L. Ron Hubbard.
Lisa LaizureHOST
You can even go to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob's grave.
Lisa LaizureHOST
And the reason for that is because they're just men.
JaredGUEST
And I was like going on and on about it.
JaredGUEST
And she, she kind of like rolled her eyes at me and she was like, yeah, but like, did you see the chapel in the back? And I was like, And and then I remembered like there was the original church of Christian science that was there that was like Mary Baker Eddy's chapel, which was much smaller and much more subdued.
JaredGUEST
And it has pink walls and all of the stained glass features.
JaredGUEST
I believe.
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