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Phallic Worship

A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work refers to both male and female genitalia. (The text lacks a bibliography.) (Summary by Peter Yearsley.)

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    Resist Not Evil-Clarence Darrow

    A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work refers to both male and female genitalia. (The text lacks a bibliography.) (Summary by Peter Yearsley.)

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    Winds of Doctrine Studies in Contemporary Opinion-George Santayana

    A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work refers to both male and female genitalia. (The text lacks a bibliography.) (Summary by Peter Yearsley.)

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    Short Nonfiction Collection Vol. 019-Various

    A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work refers to both male and female genitalia. (The text lacks a bibliography.) (Summary by Peter Yearsley.)

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    Hunting Sketches-Anthony Trollope

    A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work refers to both male and female genitalia. (The text lacks a bibliography.) (Summary by Peter Yearsley.)

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    Monthly supplement of the penny magazine of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, issue 21-Charles Knight

    A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work refers to both male and female genitalia. (The text lacks a bibliography.) (Summary by Peter Yearsley.)

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    Christmas Miscellany 2021 - Various

    "Christmas Miscellany 2021" by Various is a delightful collection that captures the essence of the holiday season through a diverse array of festive themes and reflections. This anthology invites listeners to explore the rich tapestry of Christmas traditions, stories, and cultural insights that have shaped the way we celebrate today. The timeless nature of these themes resonates with the spirit of giving, joy, and togetherness that is especially meaningful during the holiday season. By delving into this compilation, listeners can find inspiration and a sense of connection to the enduring customs that continue to define Christmas for generations. Embrace the warmth and nostalgia of the season with this engaging auditory experience.

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    Phallic Worship - Hargrave Jennings

    A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work refers to both male and female genitalia. (The text lacks a bibliography.) (Summary by Peter Yearsley.)

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A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work refers to both male and female genitalia. (The text lacks a bibliography.) (Summary by Peter Yearsley.)

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A fairly scholarly, short survey of religious sexual symbols and practices from ancient times to the near-present, and within various countries and religions. The essay is coloured by liberality and acceptance of common themes between different religions. Note: "phallic" in the context of this work...

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