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| Accession: | 361.48.005 |
| Editorial Title: | Luther M. Marston to Mary Baker Eddy, October 29, 1883 |
| Author: | Luther M. Marston |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | October 29, 1883 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Luther M. Marston on embossed lined paper from Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Editorial Note: Marston tells Mary Baker Eddy that he has thought of her very often and wonders how
she and the Christian Scientists in Boston are getting along. He wishes he could be
there with them. Marston desires to grow in the practice of Christian Science but
feels his success will be limited if he stays in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. He has
considered trying to practice in Boston or in Worcester, Massachusetts. He has also
thought of renting some rooms in Boston for the winter for himself and his mother.
He knows that the mesmerists are working on his mind to try to discourage him, but he is still sound in his faith in Christian Science
and in Eddy. Marston also realizes that Christian Science healing cannot be combined
with other healing methods, and he specifically mentions spiritualism as being incompatible
with Christian Science.
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