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Supernaturals: Qualifying the Supernatural
Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft, 2021openaire +2 more sources
2020
The supernatural was an important aspect of Victorian society. It pervaded all forms of art and science, as well as Victorians’ daily lives, and its language and metaphors impregnated Victorian culture. The 19th-century understanding of the supernatural was hotly contested, including by theologians.
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The supernatural was an important aspect of Victorian society. It pervaded all forms of art and science, as well as Victorians’ daily lives, and its language and metaphors impregnated Victorian culture. The 19th-century understanding of the supernatural was hotly contested, including by theologians.
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2004
AbstractThis chapter considers competitor views concerning the existence of God, including: (a) the claim of Alvin Plantinga that God is “properly basic” and is not subject to having evidence adduced for or against the claim; (b) the claim of Richard Swinburne that the most appropriate argument for the existence of God is one that is probabilistic ...
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AbstractThis chapter considers competitor views concerning the existence of God, including: (a) the claim of Alvin Plantinga that God is “properly basic” and is not subject to having evidence adduced for or against the claim; (b) the claim of Richard Swinburne that the most appropriate argument for the existence of God is one that is probabilistic ...
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Dancing bears and talking toasters: A content analysis of supernatural elements in children’s media.
, 2020T. Goldstein, Kayla Alperson
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2011
This book is much more than an authoritative and compelling look at the cultural history of the supernatural over the last century in America—it also explains why we want to believe. The supernatural—psychic phenomena (telepathy, clairvoyance, or ESP), communicating with the dead, and the sighting and tracking of ghosts—has played an integral
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This book is much more than an authoritative and compelling look at the cultural history of the supernatural over the last century in America—it also explains why we want to believe. The supernatural—psychic phenomena (telepathy, clairvoyance, or ESP), communicating with the dead, and the sighting and tracking of ghosts—has played an integral
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Moralistic gods, supernatural punishment and the expansion of human sociality
Nature, 2016B. Purzycki +8 more
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