![[77131] A Contribution to the Psychogy of Theism: The French Prophets and John Lacy. Theodore SCHROEDER.](https://bibliomania-ws.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/77131.jpg?width=768&height=1000&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1587675487)
A Contribution to the Psychogy of Theism: The French Prophets and John Lacy
Cos Cob, Conn.: Self-published, 1934. Small 4to. Wraps. 16-28 p. Cover separating at spine, small chip at lower corner of cover; else very good. [77131]
"An account of the 'extraordinary and wild movement of religious ethusiasm' that began in seventeenth century France with the mystical ecstasy of William duSerre and spread to England where Sir Richard Bulkley and John Lacy were conspicuous converts. Schroeder discusses Lacy's book, 'Prophetical Warnings of the Eternal Spirit,' which, he believes, exhibits the inferiority-superiority conflict of the author and suggests the sexual origin of his ecstatic inspiration" - Ralph E. McCoy, "Theodore Schroeder, a Cold Enthusiast: A Bibliography"
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