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'''Mary Baker Eddy''' (1821–1910) was the founder of the Christian Science Church. She had been embodied as Mary of Bethany, sister of Lazarus and [[Martha]]. In fulfilling her mission, she persevered in overcoming poor health in her early life as well as in meeting later legal and media attacks and opposition from organized religion. | |||
Commissioned by [[Jesus|Jesus the Christ]], the ascended master [[Hilarion]], and [[Mother Mary]], Mary Baker Eddy was given certain revelations which she set forth in ''Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures''. She taught the science of the [[immaculate concept]], of holding the perfect image, the perfect blueprint for every part of life, knowing that when we see the vision of perfection, all energy must coalesce to outpicture that perfection. | Commissioned by [[Jesus|Jesus the Christ]], the ascended master [[Hilarion]], and [[Mother Mary]], Mary Baker Eddy was given certain revelations which she set forth in ''Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures''. She taught the science of the [[immaculate concept]], of holding the perfect image, the perfect blueprint for every part of life, knowing that when we see the vision of perfection, all energy must coalesce to outpicture that perfection. | ||
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