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I assume it's either Theosophy (Boehmian) or Theosophy (Blavatskian), but I'm not sure which one and it seems relevant. Is it Theosophy or theosophy, by the way? Both are used in the article. Also, I'm in favor of linking to socialism at the infobox, but I'd avoid that until we link to (the right article about) theosophy. Please ping me if you reply! Professor Proof (talk) 10:44, 12 June 2018 (UTC)Reply
Makes sense to me, Grey Wanderer. Thanks for the kind words and for pinging me. Any idea what to do about reference [4]? After all, your claim isn't supported by the part of The Arena, vol. 29 that Google Books is willing to show. Do you have this volume? If so, there's no need to link to Google Books, just say it's from there and specify the page number. Of course, then template:cite book would be the right one to use. Sorry if some or all of what I'm saying is trivial for you, especially given your vast (in comparison to mine) experience. Professor Proof (talk)
