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E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1873376 Title: The light of the ages; a study of the advance of spiritual ideas, in the course of which Christian Science has appeared, Author: Myrtle Strode Jackson Publisher: Boston, Zion Research Foundation, 1925. OCLC:1873376

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The light of the ages; a study of the advance of spiritual ideas, in the course of which Christian Science has appeared,

Author:	Myrtle Strode Jackson
Publisher:	Boston, Zion Research Foundation, 1925.
Edition/Format:	Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Subjects	Christian Science. Christian Science Science chrétienne.
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Additional Physical Format:	Online version: Jackson, Myrtle Strode. Light of the ages. Boston, Zion Research Foundation, 1925 (OCoLC)600641114
Document Type:	Book
All Authors / Contributors:	Myrtle Strode Jackson Find more information about:
OCLC Number:	1873376
Description:	xxii, 499 pages portraits 21 cm
Contents:	I. Early testimony -- Papias, Theophilus, Hippolytus -- The recognition of Clement -- II. The Christian Platonists -- Clement and Origen of Alexandria -- III. Gregory of Neocaesarea and Augustine of Hippo -- IV. The council of Nicea -- Early Britain -- V. Glastonbury and the Arthurian legends -- VI. Boadicea -- VII. The influence of women in early Christian England -- VIII. Augustine and the venerable Bede -- IX. Alfred the Great, king of the West Saxons -- The reformation -- X. John De Wycliffe -- XI. Sir Thomas More -- XII. Erasmus -- Martin Luther -- The reformation in Scotland, George Wishart, John Knox -- XV. Queen Elizabeth -- XVI. Echoes from an early prayer book -- XVII. A.D. 1600 and onwards -- XVIII. Richard Baxter -- XIX. The sailing of the Mayflower -- XX. William Penn -- XXI. Benjamin Franklin -- The Eighteenth century -- XXII. An ancient controversy revived -- XXIII. The spiritual secret of Methodism -- XXIV. Art and philanthropy -- Sir Joshua Reynolds -- Hannah More -- The Victorian era -- XXV. The age and the woman Mary Baker Eddy -- XXVI. Charles Kingsley -- XXVII. Pioneer and contemporary voices -- Henry Drummond -- Drummond -- Dr. Dorothy Blackwell -- The lady with the lamp -- XXVIII. Concluding reflections.
Responsibility:	by Myrtle Strode Jackson.

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