Espiritismo Religion (Essay Sample)

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The rise of Espiritismo was, to a great extent, founded on the emergence of the nineteenth century's philosophical and social ideas. The authors underscore that two movements principally affected Espiritismo, Anglo-French Spiritualism and Spanish Spiritism. Espiritismo is a valuable source of spiritual wellbeing and acts as a source of help for people with mental problems or persevering through profound psychological pain. As an outcome, sociologists have had a critical interest in this religion. In this article, we will look at three writers and profoundly explore their attempts to comprehend why they expounded on Espiritismo, their arguments and why they posed those cases.
Fernandez Olmos and Parvisini-Gebert cover Espiritismo in the final chapter of their book. The authors of this chapter, Olmos and Parvisini-Gebert, set out to show how this religion similar and differs from other creole faiths, with great empahasis on it healing component. Similar to many religions mentioned in earlier chapters, Espiritismo strongly emphasizes female leadership positions and the importance of traditional healing. According to the authors, since African religious traditions heavily influenced Espiritismo, it is evident that healing techniques played an essential role in the new religious