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- noun Plural form of
spiritualist .
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[T] here are two kinds of teachers of the Morality of Death: the mystics of spirit and the mystics of muscle, whom you call the spiritualists and the materialists, those who believe in consciousness without existence and those who believe in existence without consciousness.
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[T] here are two kinds of teachers of the Morality of Death: the mystics of spirit and the mystics of muscle, whom you call the spiritualists and the materialists, those who believe in consciousness without existence and those who believe in existence without consciousness.
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Others have suggested he was poisoned perhaps by so-called spiritualists he considered frauds.
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Others have suggested he was poisoned perhaps by some so-called spiritualists he considered frauds.
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I have always been dubious of the so-called spiritualists or even the existence of the soul or spirit as an entity separate from the flesh; I certainly would not have considered it a valid subject for laboratory experimentation.
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I have always been dubious of the so-called spiritualists or even the existence of the soul or spirit as an entity separate from the flesh; I certainly would not have considered it a valid subject for laboratory experimentation.
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To sum up, mediumship for the spiritualists was an instrument of prophetic critique of an entire way of life.
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To sum up, mediumship for the spiritualists was an instrument of prophetic critique of an entire way of life.
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To sum up, mediumship for the spiritualists was an instrument of prophetic critique of an entire way of life.
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For through only three of the bodily senses -- sight, hearing, and feeling -- have the boldest of so-called spiritualists dared to attempt the proof of their doctrine.
The Continental Monthly, Vol III, Issue VI, June, 1863 Devoted to Literature and National Policy
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