What did Mary baker eddy do?

Answer 1

Mary Baker Eddy was an author, researcher, healer, teacher, and publisher. (1821 -

1910)

She was a powerhouse at a time when society considered men superior to women. She was a woman who was the founder and leader of a worldwide religious movement at a time when women held only subordinate positions in Church and State. She was a woman who was the founder and president of a teaching college at a time when women were denied equal access to education and kept out of most professions. She was a woman who was front-page news at a time when women’s history was being suppressed.

Over a century has passed, yet, today, Mary Baker Eddy's book,

Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, is still being read throughout the world. One hundred years and still

The Christian Science Monitor, the prize-winning newspaper she founded at the age of 87, is still in print and now on the internet. One hundred years, yet, still,

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, which Eddy founded and designed to “reinstate primitive Christianity and its lost element of healing,” is active. A century later, the Massachusetts Metaphysical College she founded is still teaching, as well.