Mystery, Magic, and Miracle: Religion in a Post-Aquarian Age is an anthology of essays and interviews on religion, drugs, witchcraft, and counterculture, with an introduction, “The Second Reformation,” by Edward F. Heenan. Jack Fritscher, PhD, who also published as John J. Fritscher, contributes “Straight from the Witch’s Mouth,” his interview with Anton Szandor LaVey, High Priest and founder of The Church of Satan in San Francisco, California. Other chapters include a conversation with Harvey Cox and T. George Harris, Timothy Leary on chemically induced mysticism, and a symposium with Allen Ginsberg, all listed in the contents below.

Religion in a Post-Aquarian Age

An Interview with Anton Szandor LaVey,
High Priest and Founder of The Church of Satan;
San Francisco California

Straight from the Witch’s Mouth

by John J. Fritscher, PhD (Jack Fritscher)

CONTENTS

• Introduction: “The Second Reformation” by Edward F. Heenan
  
• “Religion in the Age of Aquarius” A Conversation with Harvey Cox and T. George Harris
  
• “Religion & Drugs: Chemically Induced Mysticism-The Religious Experience: Its Production & Interpretation” by Timothy Leary
  
• “Psychedilics & Religion: A Symposium” by Raxiel Abelson, Allen Ginsberg and Michael Wyschogrod
  
• “Winds from the East: Youth and Counter Culture” by Jacob Needleman
  
• “Straight from the Witch’s Mouth” by Jack Fritscher
  
• “Which Witch? Some Personal and Sociological Impressions” by Edward F. Heenan
  
• “The Twisted Roots” by Arthur Lyons
  
• “The Jesus Generation” by Edward F. Heenan
  
• “Sgt. Pepper, Hair, and Tommy: Forerunners of the Jesus-Rock Movement” by Patrick Morrow
  
• “Christian Communes: The Abundant Life Family-Style” by Ronald M. Enroth, Edward E. Ericson, Jr., and C. Breckenridge Peters