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From Pat Deveney's database:
Christian Esoteric, The. Should be read in context with The Esoteric, The Occult and Biological Journal, and The Bible Review, which are all Society Esoteric/ publications. |
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| Christian Esoteric, October 1936 | |
| Christian Esoteric, March 1937 | |
| Christian Esoteric, November 1937 | |
| Christian Esoteric, December 1937 | |
| Christian Esoteric, January 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, March 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, April 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, May 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, June 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, July 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, August 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, November 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, December 1938 | |
| Christian Esoteric, February 1939 | |
| Christian Esoteric, September 1942 | |
| Christian Esoteric, January 1943 | |
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The Christian Esoteric is an esoteric-Christian magazine that runs on astrology: its pages are thick with the zodiac, planetary positions and ephemerides, threaded through a doctrine of interior regeneration in which the reader is urged to 'put off the old man' and rise from the carnal to the spiritual. Around that astrological-Christian core it carries the standard occult furniture of the American western-esoteric milieu — occult science, magic, brotherhood and initiation — and a light overlay of attainment language borrowed from New Thought. It belongs to the regeneration strand of turn-of-the-century esoteric Christianity rather than to any church, and its spiritualist vocabulary is incidental rather than programmatic. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| Hermeticism and Western Esotericism | Occult Science and Esoteric Philosophy | Sexual Elements: Continence, Free Love, Regeneration, and Sex Magic |
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