"Pulpit and Press" is a book by the famous American writer and religious leader Mary Baker Eddy. In this book, the author examines the influence of preachers and journalists from various fields of mass communication on public attitudes and morals. Edda expresses her thoughts on the importance of a reasonable relationship between church and public figures, as well as how the bearers of religious ideals and journalists can work together for the benefit of civil society. "Pulpit and Press" is an important religious and philosophical work that leaves readers thoughtful and open to new ideas and views.