Christian science and other superstitions
Subtitle: being selected chapters from "Faith healing, Christian science, and kindred phenomena."
By: by J.M. Buckley
Publisher: Century
Published: 1901
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Copyright date: 1899
Subjects: Spiritual healing; Christian Science
Table of contents: title: I. Faith healing; title: The facts; title: Testimony to particulars; title: Explanation of the facts; title: Inductions; title: The miracles of Christ and His apostles; title: Claims of "Christian faith healers", technically so called, effectually discredited; title: The Christian doctrine of answer to prayer; title: Errors in mental physiology; title: A "missing link"; title: Evils of this superstition; title: Supposed difficulties; title: II. "Christian science" and "mind cure"; title: Theory; title: Practice; title: Specimen treatments; title: Mind cures versus faith healers, mesmerists, etc.; title: Tests of the theory; title: Explanation of their alleged success; title: III. Supplementary paper; title: Recent failures of Christian science and faith healing; title: Contrast between the failures and successes of faith healing and Christian science and those of physicians; title: Important facts concerning all sicknesses; title: The relation of the practice of Christian science and faith healing to civil law.