Voodooism

This voodooism which they clearly wanted to portray was more of the story line than anything else in this plot. ❋ Unknown (2009)

No, I refer to the sizable minority who have perverted voodooism and are now engaged in a unholy war against the deceased-deficient. ❋ Don Lewis (2008)

However, the next day, I sat Monk down at the computer and read a few entries about voodooism to him, specifically focusing on articles like this one that explain how people in our culture tend to denigrate the practice of voodoo, and the possible reasons why: ❋ Unknown (2005)

If he thought "the Viennese quack" and "Freudian voodooism" were so useless and banal, why couldn't he stay off the subject, or the subtext? ❋ Unknown (2005)

It isn't true, for example, for voodooism, or the belief that the earth is flat, or Humean skepticism, or philosophical naturalism. ❋ 1932- (2000)

He challenged the church to embark on programmes aimed at saving the masses from falling into an "abyss of witchcraft and voodooism". ❋ Unknown (1994)

With "Frank's Place," they used that same kind of theme -- spirituality, voodooism -- but they did it in such a way that there was respect for the culture. ❋ Unknown (1990)

I remember particularly there was a program that had to do with voodooism and the whole thing of spirituality. ❋ Unknown (1990)

Like many other ignorant people, he was very superstitious and believed in charms and voodooism. ❋ Ralph Bonehill (N/A)

Religion to the progressives became a Christian experience rather than the wild notions of revelation, which among some of the uninformed too often bordered on superstition and voodooism of the middle age, after the restraint of slavery had been removed and the Negroes as groups exercising religious freedom could indulge their fancy at will. ❋ Unknown (1921)

"I thought some of my up-country negro farmers were barbaric -- especially when I came across some voodooism, but now I see I didn't know what barbarism meant." ❋ Francis Rolt-Wheeler (1918)

In his verses called "Doctor Sam," Field touched on another fascinating side of Creole negro life: the mysterious beliefs and rites of voodooism -- or, as it is more often spelled, voudouism. ❋ Julian Street (1913)

What was true of one as regards voodooism and conjuration, was true of all of them. ❋ Unknown (1911)

It may appear strange to the reader, but it is true, nevertheless, that in some way or other the slaves very often connected sickness and death with voodooism or conjuration. ❋ Unknown (1911)

Congregational Association of Illinois, and when a minister of that body asked me that question I told the story of a negro woman in the south who believed in "voodooism." ❋ Unknown (1911)

This belief and practice of voodooism and conjuration originated in Africa, and was brought over to ❋ Unknown (1911)

Yet, strange and more than strange, they had the use of fire, of the tom-tom, of some sort of voodooism, of flint, of spears, and of a rude sort of tanning -- witness the loin-clouts of hide which they all wore. ❋ George Allan England (1906)

As long as the photoplays are in the hands of men like Edison they are mere voodooism. ❋ Vachel Lindsay (1905)