Sentences with phrase «occult beliefs»

It will trace and question the genesis of deep religious, mystical and occult beliefs that continue to shape the ideas of contemporary artists today.

To look at spirituality in such secular times is a provocation in itself, and the exhibition traces and questions the genesis of deep religious, mystical and occult beliefs that continue to shape the ideas of contemporary artists today.

The last best hope for the alarmists is faith in an occult belief, that the «missing heat» has gone into the local abyss, rather than the abyss of deep space.

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Increase in belief in the occult.

occult əˈkəlt noun (the occult) supernatural, mystical, or magical beliefs, practices, or phenomena: a secret society to study alchemy and the occult.

It really does nt matter what my beliefs system was, let's just say it was based on chaos theory and science as applied to occult arts, I have since moved on to more pragmatic beliefs but I clearly recall how oppressive they were and surprised at how much propaganda they spread that was based on their ignorance.

The Nazis also has many unusual rituals, bordeing on the occult, but a belief in a «god» was a BIG part of those rituals.

If you are a non-believer or a believer in the occult or some other belief that I do not believe in and I do not deride or ridicule you for your belief or non-belief and do not try to disallow your expression of such, why do you feel it is appropriate to make comments about my belief or the expression thereof and feel my belief should be restricted?

Maharishi and Steiner schools both have occult and pseudoscientific beliefs at their core and so we should ask «What are they teaching children?»

McGray calls Frey a lassie — the Scottish name for a girl — while Frey questions McGray's approach to interviewing and his belief in the occult.

The only change this time around is that sometimes you'll be given the chance to choose between two possibilities, such as whether an occult piece of jewelry is simply an affectation or indicative of a belief.

Brig is profoundly captivated by concepts of alchemy and occult symbols, supporting her belief that the unknown is a powerful internal and external force that throughout our lives needs constant deciphering.

I find it totally ludicrous and simply untenable that the accused, a self confessed witch and a deliberate drug user and substance abuser who takes drugs and conceals a dangerous weapon for the purposes of, or under veil or guise, of his beliefs, religious or otherwise, in the occult, magic, mystery and the craft of Wicca should for those reasons and under such circumstances, have a right or privilege so to do.