Note 205 — LECTURE IV. Primitive Religious Expression: In the Object.
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As examples, I may name Unkululu, among the Zulus (Calloway, Relig. System of the Amazulu, pp. 40, 43); Singbonga, of the Munga-Kohls (Jellinghaus, in Zeit. für Ethnologie, Bd. iii., p. 330); the Hunahpu of the Quiches (Popol Vuh, p. 1); the Ahsonnuth of the Navahoes (8th Rep. Bur. Ethnol., p. 275); etc. I have discussed the psychic origin of androgynous deities in The Religious Sentiment, pp. 66, sqq. It was also strong in the early Christian Church, Origen and others of the fathers teaching that the Holy Ghost was the feminine principle in God (C. J. Wood, Survivals in Christianity, p. 63).