Demon Possession and Allied Themes: Being an Inductive Study of Phenomena of Our Own Times

CONTENTS.
Introductory Note By Rev. F. F. Ellinwood, D. D. iii
Author's Preface. ix
Note f Explanation, By Henry W. Rankin. 3
CHAPTER I.
First Impressions and Experiences. 9
CHAPTER II.
Experiences in Central Shantung. 17
CHAPTER III.
Further Experiences in Central Shantung. 30
CHAPTER IV.
Circular Letter and Responses. 41
CHAPTER V.
Responses to Circular Continued. 60
CHAPTER VI.
More Responses to Circular. 73
CHAPTER VII.
Other Communications from Various Sources in China. 84
CHAPTER VIII.
Demon Possession in India, Japan, and Other Lands. 95
CHAPTER IX.
Demon Possession in Christian Countries. 111
CHAPTER X.
Character of the Evidence Presented and Facts Established by It. 134
CHAPTER XI.
Explanations : Evolution and Other Theories. 146
CHAPTER XII.
The Pathological Theory. 175
CHAPTER XIII.
The Psychological Theory. 207
CHAPTER XIV.
The Biblical Theory. 243
CHAPTER XV.
Teachings of the Sacred Scriptures Continued. 263
CHAPTER XVI.
Historical Sketch of Demonism. 291
CHAPTER XVII.
Spiritualism. 314
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Facts and Literature of the Occult. 333
APPENDIX I.
More Chinese Instances. 395
APPENDIX II.
Other Testimonies. 427
INDEXES.
Bibliographical. 439
Biblical. 461
Pathological. 464
General. 465
SUPPLEMENT.