Sex and Sex Worship

"Sex and Sex Worship" (also known as "Phallic Worship") delves into the historical and anthropological aspects of sexual practices and their connection to religious rituals. Otto Augustus Wall explores the diverse expressions of sexuality in various cultures, focusing on the symbolism and significance of phallic worship throughout history.

This study examines the role of fertility cults, ancient rites, and the deification of sexual organs, providing insights into the ways societies have integrated sex into their spiritual beliefs. Wall offers a detailed account of how early civilizations perceived the generative powers of nature and humanity, linking these perceptions to practices of worship and social structure.

"Sex and Sex Worship" is a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the intricate relationships between sex, religion, and cultural evolution. It sheds light on the historical roots of contemporary attitudes toward sexuality and the enduring influence of ancient traditions.

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