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Collected Shorter Writings

This collection includes the following books, sermons, and messages by Mary Baker Eddy:

Retrospection and Introspection
In this book, Mrs. Eddy identifies key experiences in her life that led to her discovery of Christian Science. She also examines the nature of her discovery and provides admonition for its future. 95 pages.

Unity of Good
Here Mary Baker Eddy confronts the nature of evil and sets forth the omnipotence and omnipresence of good. 64 pages.

Pulpit and Press
Issued after the dedication of the church edifice of The Mother Church in Boston, this book includes Mary Baker Eddy’s dedicatory sermon and newspaper accounts of the building of this important landmark in the history of Christian Science. 90 pages.

Rudimental Divine Science
In this work, Mary Baker Eddy presents a succinct statement of Christian Science and touches upon its method of healing. 17 pages.

No and Yes
Originally written in response to criticism of Christian Science, this work sets forth what Christian Science actually teaches concerning such topics as the nature of Deity, of man, of sin, and atonement. 46 pages.

Christian Science versus Pantheism
For a number of years, Mary Baker Eddy, sent messages to her church on the occasions of its communion service. This is her message for 1898.

Message to The Mother Church, 1900
Mrs. Eddy’s communion message to her church for 1900. Written during a time of prolonged personal attack against her, this message provides Mary Baker Eddy’s analysis of “three types of human nature — the right thinker and worker, the idler, and the intermediate.” 15 pages.

Message to The Mother Church, 1901
Mrs. Eddy’s communion message to her church for 1901, including the topics “God Is the Infinite Person” and “Christ is One and Divine.” 15 pages.

Message to The Mother Church, 1902
Mrs. Eddy’s communion message to her church for 1902, on the topic “The Old and the New Commandment.” 20 pages.

Christian Healing
This work is a sermon Mary Baker Eddy preached in April 1880 on Mark 16:17, 18. 20 pages.

The People’s Idea of God
This is a sermon Mary Baker Eddy preached in March 1880 on “One Lord, one faith, one baptism” (Ephesians 4:5). 14 pages.