Religion of Fingers by Ancestry.
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Thick, straight, medium long fingers, somewhat pointed, indicate the Catholic or Episcopal ancestry. Broad at base and pointing, medium long, the Methodist. Straight, with joints projecting, Presbyterians and Congregationalists. Thin, with bulge at lower joints, Lutherans. Medium fingers, broad at base, bulge at lower joints, Baptists. Medium or broad at base, with gradual taper, large first joints, then gradual taper to square or slightly rounded point, medium long or long, Unitarians, Universalists, and Spiritualists. Short, little fingers, twisted, are inclined to Atheism.
Smooth fingers, unmarked, indicate characters governed by intuition rather than reason. They are persons with direct perceptions who choose statements rather than arguments, and who decide at once, rather than deliberate.
When the first three fingers are nearly equal in length they show great success in any undertaking. Club fingers show recklessness in life, and with club thumb, are murderers.
The closeness of the fingers indicate concerted action; spreading of the fingers indicate that their possessor is scattering and lacks concentration and unity of life and purpose.