10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FAITHCURE»
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Divine Healing, the Formative Years, 1830-1890: Theological ...
Townsend, an American Methodistminister, inhiscatalogue of available curative
treatments in the mid 1880s atthepeak of the radical healing movement,
classified the faithcure as one of the alternative health movements of the time.
Among the ...
2
Riches Within Your Reach
HOWSICKNESS IS CURED BY FAITH Among the many phases and forms of the
application and manifestation of the mental principle of Faith Power is that
important phase or form known generally as “FaithCure.” FaithCure is a term
applied ...
3
The Dental Headlight: A Quarterly Record of Dental Science
Her earnestness led from one christian work to another, and drawn onward in this
way, in two years she had ' 'passed through,” (as school-children would term it)
sanctification and faithcure, left her husband and children, and set herself up to ...
4
The Spiritual Writings of Mary Baker Eddy:
FaithCure It is oftenasked, Whyare faithcures sometimes morespeedy thansome
of the cureswrought through Christian Scientists? Becausefaith isbelief, and not
understanding; and it is easier to believe, than to understand spiritual Truth.
Occasionally we hear of actual failures of Christian Science and owing to the very
materialistic views of the educated physician he is not surprised at such failures
any more than at the inability of that “science” to faithcure a leaky water pipe, ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association
... faithcure and similar systems. Violation of a medical law constitutes a
misdemeanor, punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both, and it is mandatory
upon the district attorney to prosecute such cases when duly brought to his
attention.
American quackery, eddyism, osteopathy, faithcure, optometry, and a hundred
such nonsensicalities, if ludicrous, are still evidences that a large part of the
community is at least undeceived. Its renunciation of one folly for others is a
stinging ...
We have no faith whatever in a faithcure which must be paid for, to be enjoyed,
and to obtain instruction in which a one-hundred-dollar fee must be paid. We '
regard the so-called “faithhealers” who go about the country, as simply another ...
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The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner: Studies in ...
It was an incantation rather than a dance—a curious mingling of African Voudoo
rites with modern “ spiritualism ” and faithcure. " The explanation of Voudooism (
or Vaudouism) would require a chapter by itself. It is sufficient to say for the ...
Charles Dudley Warner, Thomas Raynesford Lounsbury,
1904
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Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the ...
... while even at the present day our faithcure professors reap their richest harvest
among people commonly supposed to belong to the intelligent classes. In the
treatment of wounds the Cherokee doctors exhibit a considerable degree of skill,
...