spiritism
[spir-i-tiz-uh m]
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noun
the doctrine or practices of spiritualism.
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Origin of spiritism
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Examples from the Web for spiritism
Historical Examples of spiritism
Spiritism was indeed a solemn subject to think about in that light.
Tales Of HearsayJoseph Conrad
It is to the constant occurrence of incidents like these that the vitality of spiritism is mainly due.
Adventurings in the PsychicalH. Addington Bruce
On this muddle of the Old Law was grafted some neo-Christian spiritism.
How France Built Her CathedralsElizabeth Boyle O'Reilly
Significantly, however, it is generally the scientist and not the psychologist who commits himself most strongly to Spiritism.
Modern Religious Cults and MovementsGaius Glenn Atkins
He was said to be a believer in spiritualism or spiritism which is, perhaps, the proper term.
The Strange Story of Harper's FerryJoseph Barry
spiritism
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