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Mentioned in 6 episodes

They Flew

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Mentioned by

Alberto de la Cruz

Paul Vanderklay

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Rod Dreher

as a book by Carlos Eire, a Yale professor, examining attestations of supernatural events in the early modern period in Spain.

S2 E14. Rod Dreher: Miracles, angels and demons - why the supernatural is back

Mentioned by

Ross Douthat

as a book about literal levitations in the 16th and 17th century.

157. Why Believe?

Mentioned as

Carlos Eire

's recent book examining historical testimonies of levitation, bilocation, and miracles.

From Havana to Yale: Carlos Eire on Cuba, Becoming an American—and Miracles | Peter Robinson | Uncommon Knowledge

Recommended by

Alberto de la Cruz

, listeners can order a copy from Yale University Press or Amazon.

Mysticism and the embrace of pain and suffering

Mentioned by

Paul Vanderklay

to discuss realities that emerge during turning points in history, referencing the witch craze.

The Re-emergence of Individual and Collectivizing Spirits in the Public Western World

Mentioned by

Ross Douthat

as a book describing stories about levitating monks and nuns in 16th and 17th century Europe.

Ross Douthat - Why everyone should be religious

Mentioned as

Carlos Eire

's recent work examining levitation, bilocation, and miracles in early modern testimonies.

From Havana to Yale: Carlos Eire on Cuba, Becoming an American—and Miracles | Peter Robinson | Uncommon Knowledge

Mentioned by

Jeff Kripal

as a wonderful book that takes to task historians for not looking at the same material.

#227 - Ancient Religion Professor: UFOs, The Paranormal & Esotericism | Jeff Kripal

Mentioned by

Robert Wright

as a recent book about levitating saints.

The Case for Religious Belief (Robert Wright & Ross Douthat)

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