Its most important book has a second half titled Key to the Scriptures.
A satire of this faith says its founder took it from a "sawdust mine" to "a Klondike," perhaps a reference to its founder's studying with the unheralded Phineas Quimby. Despite internal controversy, it uses the book The Destiny of the Mother Church, while a more important text ends with a chapter called "Fruitage." Two members of this faith named Twitchell were prosecuted by Massachusetts in 1988 after the death of their daughter. Branches of this faith typically operate "reading rooms" in their community. Its most important book has a second half titled Key to the Scriptures. This faith believes that sickness is the result of fear or sin and thus generally discourage utilizing medicine. For 10 points, name this faith founded by Mary Baker Eddy.
A satire of this faith says its founder took it from a "sawdust mine" to "a Klondike," perhaps a reference to its founder's studying with the unheralded Phineas Quimby.
Christian Science [accept Church of Christ, Scientist; or Christian Scientists]