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older tradition are
termed theosophers.
Several Theosophists — such as C. C. M****ey and
Franz Hartmann — were also
theosophers.
Antoine Faivre suggested...
- (2 May 1702 – 10
February 1782) was a
German Lutheran theologian and
theosopher.
Oetinger was born at Göppingen. He
studied philosophy and
Lutheran theology...
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approach to
religious studies. The emic
approach is that of the
alchemist or
theosopher. The etic
approach is that of the
scholar as an historian, a researcher...
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North America, it
served as a
memorial to the 18th-century
scientist and
theosopher Emanuel Swedenborg.
Originally constructed in 1949, the
chapel was dismantled...
- as
Lotus Ray King (June 25, 1886 -
February 10, 1971), was an
American theosopher who co-founded the
Saint Germain Foundation and
served a co-leader of...
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Esoteric Christianity hold that if an
Esoteric Christian, Rosicrucian, or
Theosopher practices it they
could potentially rise to the
degree of
Magus or Adept...
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doctrines exercised a
profound influence on the
works of the
German theosopher,
Jakob Böhme, in
particular Böhme's
Forty Questions on the Soul (c.1621)...
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occultists like François-Charles Barlet [fr] and
Rudolf Steiner were also
theosophers,
adhering to the
ideas of the
early modern Lutheran thinker Jakob Bohme...
- Tour de la Casa
Martinez de
Pasqually (1727?–1774) was a
theurgist and
theosopher of
uncertain origin. He was the
founder of the l'Ordre de
Chevaliers Maçons...
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European Christian movement based on the
teachings of
German mystic and
theosopher Jakob Böhme (1575-1624). The term was not
usually applied by followers...
