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CONTENTS
- I. INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER
- II. SCIENCE AND 'MIRACLES'
- III. ANTHROPOLOGY AND RELIGION
- IV. 'OPENING THE GATES OF DISTANCE'
- V. CRYSTAL VISIONS, SAVAGE AND CIVILISED
- VI. ANTHROPOLOGY AND HALLUCINATIONS
- VII. DEMONIACAL POSSESSION
- VIII. FETISHISM AND SPIRITUALISM
- IX. EVOLUTION OF THE IDEA OF GOD
- X. HIGH GODS OF LOW RACES
- XI. SUPREME GODS NOT NECESSARILY DEVELOPED OUT OF 'SPIRITS'
- XII. SAVAGE SUPREME BEINGS
- XIII. MORE SAVAGE SUPREME BEINGS
- XIV. AHONE. TI-RA-WÁ. NÀ-PI. PACHACAMAC. TUI LAGA. TAA-ROA
- XV. THE OLD DEGENERATION THEORY
- XVI. THEORIES OF JEHOVAH
- XVII. CONCLUSION
- APPENDICES.
- A. OPPOSITIONS OF SCIENCE
- B. THE POLTERGEIST AND HIS EXPLAINERS
- C. CRYSTAL-GAZING
- D. CHIEFS IN AUSTRALIA
- INDEX
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