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Page 192
... drugs . The term crude drug is usually applied to plant or animal organs or whole organisms or exuda- tions of these , either in the fresh state or dried and either ground or unground . Some crude drugs such as acacia , belladonna , and ...
... drugs . The term crude drug is usually applied to plant or animal organs or whole organisms or exuda- tions of these , either in the fresh state or dried and either ground or unground . Some crude drugs such as acacia , belladonna , and ...
Page 201
... drugs used by cults for their hallucinogenic effects were adopted for explicit and implicit religious functions and purposes . The drugs were and are reported to en- hance religious experience . Controlled laboratory investi- gations of ...
... drugs used by cults for their hallucinogenic effects were adopted for explicit and implicit religious functions and purposes . The drugs were and are reported to en- hance religious experience . Controlled laboratory investi- gations of ...
Page 203
... drug cultists consider to be sacramental , as magic , superstition , or witchcraft . The worshipper in a drug cult , on the other hand , tends to view drugs as means of grace . As a result of religious drug cultists ' demand for the ...
... drug cultists consider to be sacramental , as magic , superstition , or witchcraft . The worshipper in a drug cult , on the other hand , tends to view drugs as means of grace . As a result of religious drug cultists ' demand for the ...
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