David E. Sleeper criticized Walter Wardwell's discussion of this religion's "personal meaning" by claiming that the article relied on secondary sources.  
David E. Sleeper criticized Walter Wardwell's discussion of this religion's "personal meaning" by claiming that the article relied on secondary sources.  Local congregations of this faith must follow guidelines set by the Manual of the Mother Church, and theological oddities of this group include the denial of the divine creation of matter and an obsession with obtaining the "mind of Christ." Anticipated by the writings of Phineas P. Quimby, its founder chartered the Massachusetts Metaphysical College to propagate the beliefs set forth in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. FTP, name this sect founded by Mary Baker Eddy, whose "reading rooms" and newspaper The Monitor have become minor cultural icons.
David E. Sleeper criticized Walter Wardwell's discussion of this religion's "personal meaning" by claiming that the article relied on secondary sources.  
Christian Science