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Title Page -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- 1 Genesis of a Disaster -- 2 The Emergence of the Port of Belfast -- 3 Steaming into the Future -- 4 A Partnership Forged in Steel -- 5 The Edwardian Era & Titanic -- 6 The Great War & the Depression of the 1930s -- 7 Bust to Boom Once Again -- 8 On the Front Line Again -- 9 Happy Days Are Here Again: the '50s & '60s -- 10 Stormy Seas in the 1970s -- 11 Death of a Giant: the '80s & '90s -- 12 Down But Not Quite Out … Yet -- 13 Harland and Wolff Ship List -- Copyright

In 'The Secular Religion of Franklin Merrell-Wolff: An Intellectual History of Anti-intellectualism in Modern America', Dave Vliegenthart offers an account of the life and teachings of the modern American mystic Franklin Merrell-Wolff (1887?1985), who combined secular and religious sources from eastern and western traditions in order to elaborate and legitimate his metaphysical claim to the realization of a transcendental reality beyond reason

"Anti-Semitism and Kabbalah are ever present in today's world as they were in early modern Europe. 72 in His Name shows how four leading Reformation figures-Johann Reuchlin, Martin Luther, Jean Thenaud, and Philipp Wolff-reacted to elements of the Kabbalah, especially the divine names of Seventy-Two Angels. The book describes the various and varying interactions of Reuchlin, Luther, Thenaud, and Wolff with the Jews. Long shadows are cast into the turmoils of our day"--

Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Franklin Merrell-Wolff -- Secular Religion -- Anti-Intellectualism -- Outline of This Study -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1 Origination (1887-1914) -- Religion -- Childhood: Evangelical Religion -- Adolescence: Metaphysical Religion -- Adulthood: Oriental(ist) Religion -- Philosophy -- Pragmatism -- Psychology -- New Thought -- New Psychology -- Chapter 2 Investigation (1914-1936) -- Religion -- The Temple of the People -- The Arcane School -- The International Sufi Movement -- The United Lodge of Theosophists -- The Benares League of America -- The Assembly of Man -- Philosophy -- Einstein's Philosophy of "Religion" -- Keyserling's Religious "Philosophy" -- Psychology -- Jung's "Creative Phantasy" -- Chapter 3 Realization (1936-1978) -- Three Preliminary Realizations -- First Fundamental Realization -- Second Fundamental Realization -- Introception -- Introceptualism -- Religion -- Indian Idealism -- Philosophy -- German Idealism -- Psychology -- The Human Potential Movement -- Chapter 4 Routinization (1978-Today) -- Religion -- Cults, New Religions, and Emergent Traditions -- Philosophy -- Perennialism versus Constructivism -- Psychology -- Autobiographically "Advaitizing" Immediatism -- Conclusion -- Social Crises and New Religions -- Competition and Rationalization -- Secular-Religious Theology -- Bibliography -- Index of Persons -- Index of Subjects.