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Malinda Elliott Cramer (12 de fevereiro de 1844 - 2 de Agosto de 1906) foi a fundadora da Igreja da Ciência Divina, curadora, e importante figura do movimento do Movimento do Novo Pensamento. Cramer nasceu em Greensboro, Indiana, filha de Obediah e Maria Henshaw Elliott.
Malinda Elliott Cramer (February 12, 1844 – August 2, 1906) was a founder of the Church of Divine Science, a healer, and an important figure in the early New Thought movement.
A Igreja da Ciência Divina (em inglês The Church of Divine Science) é um grupo religioso que foi fundado em 4 de maio de 1888, por Malinda Cramer, em São Francisco, Califórnia. Posteriormente, Nona L. Brooks ( 1861 - 1945) e as duas irmãs Fannie B. James (nome de casada de Fannie Brooks) e Alethea B. Small (nome de casada de ...
References. Further reading. External links. Divine Science organizations. Church of Divine Science. The Church of Divine Science is a religious movement within the wider New Thought movement. The group was formalized in San Francisco in the 1880s under Malinda Cramer.
She was the founder and guiding force behind the International Divine Science Assoc., the precursor of the International New Thought Alliance. Malinda Cramer died at the age of 60, a few months after being injured in the great San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906.
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Malinda Cramer was one of the co-founders of the Divine Science and the New Thought Movement. Before women had the legal right to vote, Malinda Cramer was changing the world. Between 1885 and 1906 she became known throughout the nation as a gifted healer, teacher and publisher of the Harmony magazine.
The Early History of Divine Science. The Divine Science Movement has two roots, each considered a separate work, that later combined. The first root began in 1885 by Malinda E. Cramer of San Francisco, California. The second root had its beginning in 1887 by Nona L. Brooks, Fannie James, and Alethea Small of Pueblo, Colorado.
