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Fighting for the Afterlife: Spiritists, Catholics, and Popular Religion in Nineteenth-Century France This article examines the position of nineteenth-century French spiritism in relation to the Catholic Church Spiritism offered an alternative “religion” to French Cath-olics dissatisﬁed with the church’s traditionalism in a modernizing

The most beautiful palette in France: on Eugène Delacroix

The most beautiful palette in France: on Eugène Delacroix 2/22/16 1:46 PM entitled “Afterlife: Delacroix’s Posthumous Fame”, which offers a

Thomas Kselman Department of History

modern France, 1998 John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship to complete book on death and the afterlife in nineteenth-century France, 1989-1990 Fellowship for Independent Study, National Endowment for the Humanities, 1984-1985 for research on attitudes towards death and the afterlife in nineteenth-century France John Gilmary Shea Prize

Volume IV: Issue II Page 26 Secularizing the Sacred: The

denial of an afterlife went further than destroying Church property or forbidding clerical celibacy; it assaulted the fun-damental religious convictions of an entire nation Similar actions were being repeated in numerous cities and towns across France and were part of a larger movement known as dechristianization

THE AFTERLIFE OF BISHOP ADHEMAR OF LE PUY

THE AFTERLIFE OF BISHOP ADHEMAR OF LE PUY by CONOR KOSTICK My brothers should not grieve that my life has come to an end, because never was I so useful to them in the past as I will be in the future, providing they are willing to keep the commandments of God As a matter of fact I, and all my brothers whose life has ended

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 25, 2011 Belief in Supreme Being

Belief in Supreme Being(s) and Afterlife Accepted By Half (51 ) of Citizens in 23 Country Survey, But Only 28 Are ‘Creationists’ New York—A poll conducted by global research company Ipsos for Reuters News finds that one half (51 ) of global citizens definitely believe in a ‘divine entity’ compared to 18 who