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1 2.1 | influence of theosophy, spiritualism and anthroposophy, and their 2 2.2.1 | as a contemporary form of spiritualism, rather than spirituality 3 2.2.3 | progressive individual fulfilment. Spiritualism, theosophy, anthroposophy 4 2.3.2 | particularly strong in freemasonry, spiritualism, occultism and theosophy, 5 2.3.2 | an evolutionary type of spiritualism. It had three main aims:~ 6 6.1 (89)| anti-Christian stance of spiritualism, cf. R. Laurence Moore, “ 7 6.1 (89)| cf. R. Laurence Moore, “Spiritualism”, in Edwin S. Gaustad (ed.), 8 6.1 (89)| In Search of White Crows: Spiritualism, Parapsychology, and American 9 7.2 | involved. In the 19th century, spiritualism and the Theosophical Society 10 7.2 | the earth and to nature. ~Spiritualism: While there have always 11 7.2 | of the dead, 19th century spiritualism is reckoned to be one of 12 7.2 | Blavatsky was a medium, and so spiritualism had a great influence on 13 7.2 | influential in the spread of spiritualism in Afro-Brasilian religions.