Early Mormonism And The Magic World View

(Paperback - 1998/12/01)
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D. Michael Quinn

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Book: Early Mormonism And The Magic World View
During his apprenticeship to become a prophet (1820-30), Joseph Smith, Jr., learned from village mentors how to use a divining rod; a seer stone; a hat to shield his eyes in order to see hidden treasures; and amulets, incantations, and rituals to summon spirits. In this impressive study of Mormon origins and Christian mysticism, Quinn demonstrates how different from current norms early American religious practices could be.
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Details of Book: Early Mormonism And The Magic World View Book: Early Mormonism And The Magic World View
Author: D. Michael Quinn
ISBN:

1560850892


ISBN-13:

9781560850892

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978-1560850892


Binding: Paperback
Publishing Date: 1998/12/01
Publisher: Signature Books
Number of Pages: 700
Language: English
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