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Meanings of spiritualism in English
19Th century Religious movement based on the belief that one can communicate with the spirits of the dead.
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Usage of spiritualism in English
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She also hears how strong traditional spiritualism plays in South African society.
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This gave her at first the idea that spiritualism was a fraud.
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Kirkup was much taken up with spiritualism, in which he firmly believed.
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For example, he is a Swedenborgian, and a believer in modern spiritualism.
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And from this nation, spiritualism has gone abroad into all the earth.
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Do get over your prejudice against spiritualism, and give it a chance.
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What is this spiritualism they talk so much of in the West?
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Its publication, he felt assured, would mark a new departure in spiritualism.
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Her views of the mission of spiritualism seem very much like --'s.
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I'm conducting a panel on the incorporation of spiritualism in investigative techniques.'
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Moreover, when he was about thirty, he had busied himself with spiritualism.
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As if spiritualism were one of the recognized ethical games, that's all.
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But to me his very 'spiritualism' seemed more materialistic than his physics.
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This Weltmer's papers were a complete treatise on witchcraft, spiritualism and hypnotism.
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I believe materialism is true and spiritualism is true, I reject no part.
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Religion bade him approach in one way, spiritualism in the other.
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