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XIII More Savage Supreme Beings
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Released on: 18/11/2017
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Contents
Preface to the New Edition
Preface to the First Edition
I Introductory Chapter
II Science and 'Miracles'
III Anthropology and Religion
IV 'Opening the Gates of Distance'
V Crystal Visions, Savage and Civilised
VI Anthropology and Hallucinations
VII Demoniacal Possession
VIII Fetishism and Spiritualism
IX Evolution of the Idea of God
X High Gods of Low Races
XI Supreme Gods Not Necessarily Developed Out of 'Spirits'
XII Savage Supreme Beings
XIII More Savage Supreme Beings
XIV Ahone. Ti-Ra-Wá. Nà-Pi. Pachacamac. Tui Laga. Taa-Roa
XV The Old Degeneration Theory
XVI Theories of Jehovah
XVII Conclusion
Appendix A Oppositions of Science
Appendix B The Poltergeist and His Explainers
Appendix C Crystal-Gazing
Appendix D Chiefs in Australia
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