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1890s antique Tracts for the Times SATAN ANGEL of LIGHT anti-CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
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Original late-19th-century religious pamphlet titled “Second Part of a Dialogue Showing That Satan Has Come Amongst Us as an Angel of Light,” by J.G.B., issued as “Tracts for the Times Series—No. 2.” Measures approx 4.25" × 7.25", 32 pages, printed on lightly toned paper with a plain wrapper cover.
A vigorous Protestant rebuttal to the rise of Mary Baker Eddy’s “Christian Science,” here derisively called “Eddyism.” The text takes the form of a conversation between “J” and “H,” citing multiple Biblical passages (2 Corinthians 11:13-15, Colossians 2:8-9, etc.) to argue that Christian Science is deceptive and un-Christian. Numerous quotations from Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures are included and critiqued in detail.
Interior pages discuss themes such as:
“Mind is God” and the denial of personal Deity
Christian Science healing practices as “unscriptural and mercenary”
“Eddyite” use of money, publication sales, and “Christian Science spoons”
Alleged spiritual dangers of Theosophy and Spiritualism
Repeated warnings that Satan appears “as an angel of light” in modern movements
Authentic period piece related to family, historyor local heritage - well-suited for historical collections, genealogical /genealogy research, or museum acquisition.Vintage or Antique.
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