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Why are more and more people believing that there is no god

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This book shows that atheism need not only be reactionary (against religion and God), but rather provides a clear set of constructive principles to live by that establish atheism as a positive worldview. The book encourages and guides the reader through the process of formulating his or her own set of personal beliefs.

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This book shows that atheism need not only be reactionary (against religion and God), but rather provides a clear set of constructive principles to live by that establish atheism as a positive worldview. The book encourages and guides the reader through the process of formulating his or her own set of personal beliefs.

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Infuse a drop of magick into your everyday life.

Writer, fashion alchemist and modern witch, Gabriela Herstik, unlocks the ancient art of witchcraft so that you can find a brand of magick that works for you.

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From the author of Cursed Objects and The United States of Cryptids comes an eye-popping compendium of the most infamous, audacious, and dangerous cults in history

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Written by a student of magic, occultism, and religion under the pseudonym Simon, this volume contains the dark history of the most feared, fascinating, and dangerous book in the history of mankind--the "Necronomicon." Original.

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An examination of the study of Gnosticism shows that, rather than a subsection of Christianity, it is in fact the true message of Jesus, with an in-depth study of the Naassenes sect, whose writings detail the actual teachings of the Last Supper. Original.

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This issue of Granta asks writers, poets and artists how we fit into the animal kingdom.

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A fascinating new popular psychology book about how and why were are attracted to the notion of heaven, and how religious and secular people alike look ahead to 'the next life'.

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More than a century after her death, Helena Petrovna Blavatsy remains a legendary figure. A gifted medium, she opposed the prevailing materialism of 19th century science and culture by seeking out sources of ancient wisdom as a key to spiritual truth.

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The first English translation of articles from Maria de Naglowskas newspaper, La Flche.

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From USA Today bestselling author Anthony DeStefano, an entertaining retort to atheism and its proponents, revealing the intellectual bankruptcy at atheisms core and equipping Christians to respond to its hollow arguments.

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Isaac Newton was an alchemist. That fact is usually brushed aside as unrelated to his leading role in the scientific revolution. This book shows us the profound influence that Newton's study of alchemy had in shaping his scientific thinking.

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Could an obscure middle-eastern ethnic religion really stretch all the way back to the Gnostics and John the Baptist

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Embracing an expansive range of occult teachings, this vast encyclopedia unveils the arcane myths and mysteries of thousands of years of human civilization. First published in 1928, Manly Palmer Hall's magnum opus has been meticulously reproduced in its original size in collaboration with his archives at the Philosophical Research Society.

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Provides an overview of the theory, discipline, and practice of the Toltec Way, a philosophy and heightened way of perceiving the world taught by the Indian seer don, Juan Matus. This book presents an explanation of the various technical aspects of the Toltec spiritual and mystical practices.

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A complete guide to the theory, practice, and history of Mazdan magic, the first organized system of magic

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The book analyzes effective ways to spiritually engage the religiously unaffiliated (Nones) who are not interested in joining churches.