Converse of object

• concern: The following year Massey did expand the address into a small book Concerning Spiritualism, published by James Burns.

• call: She had sought him out in the first instance, she observed, because she was a believer in what is called spiritualism.

• investigate: Sir William Crookes was probably the first major figure to investigate spiritualism.

• make: The suggestion does not make spiritualism in abstract logic any more improbable.

• destroy: Gradually over the years the powerful establishment propaganda machine has managed to destroy the word spiritualism.

• discover: Inquirers into spiritualism discovered that the human organism is in some mysterious way bound up with the séance room phenomena.

Adjective modifier

• modern: One of the first recorded incidents of materialization took place in America during 1860 by the Fox sisters, founders of modern spiritualism.

• philosophical: Against this tradition of philosophical spiritualism in France stand two movements.

• early: The earlier spiritualism was founded upon facts in nature, which did not need the desperate expedient of a miracle to explain.

• Gnostic: We see from the Epistle of John how mortally afraid of Gnostic Spiritualism were the founders of the historical fraud.

Noun used with modifier

• word: Strictly speaking, the word spiritualism is not mentioned in the Bible.