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The greatest debate within a half-century upon modern spiritualism.

DOI: 10.1037/12403-000

Publisher: Progressive Thinker Publishing House - American Psychological Association

Mar 7, 2011

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First proposition: Resolved, that the phenomena and philosophy of modern spiritualism prove that departed spirits exist and communicate with mankind.

Hull, Moses; Jamieson, W. F.

Pages: 1 –171

This chapter provides Hull's argument in the debate on modern spiritualism. Hull lists occurrences from around the world, which he believes is proof of the existence of deceased spirits and their communication with living people. He also provides text from the Bible that describes spiritual...
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Second proposition: Resolved, that the phenomena and philosophy of modern spiritualism can be explained without admitting the agency of departed human spirits.

Hull, Moses; Jamieson, W. F.

Pages: 172 –411

This chapter provides Jamieson's rebuttal to Hull on the debate over the existence of deceased spirits and their communication with the living. Jamieson argues that spiritual phenomena is the result of tricks being played either by one's own mind or other individuals. (PsycInfo Database Record...

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