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Allan Kardec

Allan Kardec

French educator, translator, and writer (1804–1869).

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  1. Kardecist spiritism

    System of belief inspired by Allan Kardec.

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  2. Spiritist basic works

    Religious canon of Spiritism.

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  3. The Spirits Book

    1857 publication about Spiritism by Allan Kardec.

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    Allan Kardec's wife and authority on Spiritism.

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  5. Positivism

    Empiricist philosophical theory.

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  6. The Gospel According to Spiritism

    1864 book by Allan Kardec.

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    Book written by Allan Kardec.

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    Swiss pedagogue and educational reformer (1746–1827).

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  9. The Genesis According to Spiritism

    Book by Allan Kardec.

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  10. Séance

    Attempt to communicate with spirits.

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    System of belief inspired by Allan Kardec.

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  2. Espiritismo

    Term used in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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  3. The Spirits Book

    1857 publication about Spiritism by Allan Kardec.

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  4. Caodaism

    Vietnamese monotheistic religion.

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    Afro-Brazilian syncretic religion.

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    Christological doctrine attributed to Arius.

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  7. Speaking in tongues

    Phenomenon in which people speak words apparently in languages unknown to them.

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  9. Spiritualism (movement)

    19th-century religious movement.

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  10. Chico Xavier

    Spiritualist and philanthropist from Brazil (1910–2002).

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