Thomas Moore Johnson - Revision history

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	== Additional resources ==		== Additional resources ==

			=== Archives and book collections ===
			The Johnson Library and Museum is operated by Johnson's descendants.

	* Johnson's library is in the Special Collections and Rare Books at the University of Missouri Libraries. The catalog is available at [https://library.missouri.edu/specialcollections/collections/show/6 Thomas Moore Johnson Collection of Philosophy] with additional information at [https://cdm17307.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/JohnsonLib Missouri State Digital Collections].		* Johnson's library is in the Special Collections and Rare Books at the University of Missouri Libraries. The catalog is available at [https://library.missouri.edu/specialcollections/collections/show/6 Thomas Moore Johnson Collection of Philosophy] with additional information at [https://cdm17307.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/JohnsonLib Missouri State Digital Collections].
	* The Johnson Library and Museum is operated by Johnson's descendants.
			=== Books ===
	* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume One: The Esotericists'''''. Forest Grove, OR: The Typhon Press, 2016. Available at [https://www.academia.edu/23150366/Letters_to_the_Sage_Selected_Correspondence_of_Thomas_Moore_Johnson_Volume_One_The_Esotericists Academia.edu].		* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume One: The Esotericists'''''. Forest Grove, OR: The Typhon Press, 2016. Available at [https://www.academia.edu/23150366/Letters_to_the_Sage_Selected_Correspondence_of_Thomas_Moore_Johnson_Volume_One_The_Esotericists Academia.edu].
	* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume Two: Alexander Wilder, The Platonist'''''. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018. Introduction by Ronnie Pontiac. Glossary by Erica Georgiades.		* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume Two: Alexander Wilder, The Platonist'''''. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018. Introduction by Ronnie Pontiac. Glossary by Erica Georgiades.

			=== Articles ===
	* Pontiac, Ronnie. "Thomas Johnson: Platonism Meets Sex Magic on the Prairie". Posted on March 19, 2013 by Kimberley Nichols in [http://newtopiamagazine.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/thomas-johnson-platonism-meets-sex-magic-on-the-prairie/ Newtopia Magazine].		* Pontiac, Ronnie. "Thomas Johnson: Platonism Meets Sex Magic on the Prairie". Posted on March 19, 2013 by Kimberley Nichols in [http://newtopiamagazine.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/thomas-johnson-platonism-meets-sex-magic-on-the-prairie/ Newtopia Magazine].
	* "The Sage of Osceola: Thomas M. Johnson," History of the Adepts web page. Posted May 1, 2013 at [http://www.historyoftheadepts.com/historyoftheadepts/?p=1148 History of the Adepts].		* "The Sage of Osceola: Thomas M. Johnson," History of the Adepts web page. Posted May 1, 2013 at [http://www.historyoftheadepts.com/historyoftheadepts/?p=1148 History of the Adepts].

			=== Videos ===
			* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayJc3JrGh04 "Tour of the Johnson Library & Museum in Osceola, Missouri, June 10, 2015"] on YouTube.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	* Johnson's library is in the Special Collections and Rare Books at the University of Missouri Libraries. The catalog is available at [https://library.missouri.edu/specialcollections/collections/show/6 Thomas Moore Johnson Collection of Philosophy].		* Johnson's library is in the Special Collections and Rare Books at the University of Missouri Libraries. The catalog is available at [https://library.missouri.edu/specialcollections/collections/show/6 Thomas Moore Johnson Collection of Philosophy] with additional information at [https://cdm17307.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/JohnsonLib Missouri State Digital Collections].
	* The Johnson Library and Museum is operated by Johnson's descendants.		* The Johnson Library and Museum is operated by Johnson's descendants.
	* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume One: The Esotericists'''''. Forest Grove, OR: The Typhon Press, 2016. Available at [https://www.academia.edu/23150366/Letters_to_the_Sage_Selected_Correspondence_of_Thomas_Moore_Johnson_Volume_One_The_Esotericists Academia.edu].		* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume One: The Esotericists'''''. Forest Grove, OR: The Typhon Press, 2016. Available at [https://www.academia.edu/23150366/Letters_to_the_Sage_Selected_Correspondence_of_Thomas_Moore_Johnson_Volume_One_The_Esotericists Academia.edu].

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	Johnson, like most editors of his day, maintained a very active correspondence with many people. Patrick D. Bowen and K. Paul Johnson have compiled T. M. Johnson's letters from esotericists in the first volume of '''''Letters to the Sage'''''. This volume "provides some clues to the status and nature of his Platonic activities, and recounts conversions from orthodox Christian denominations to religious syncretism, occult thought, and Neoplatonism (e.g. “I finally exchanged my faith in Jesus Christ for . . . spiritualist freethinking,” S. H. Randall, Oct. 29, 1883, 371)."<ref>Jay Bregman, review in ''Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft'' 12 no. 2 (Summer 2017), 250-253.</ref> Editors Patrick Bowen and Johnson also provide excellent notes and biographical sketches of the correspondents. These are T. M. Johnson's correspondents:		Johnson, like most editors of his day, maintained a very active correspondence with many people. Patrick D. Bowen and K. Paul Johnson have compiled T. M. Johnson's letters from esotericists in the first volume of '''''Letters to the Sage'''''. This volume "provides some clues to the status and nature of his Platonic activities, and recounts conversions from orthodox Christian denominations to religious syncretism, occult thought, and Neoplatonism (e.g. “I finally exchanged my faith in Jesus Christ for . . . spiritualist freethinking,” S. H. Randall, Oct. 29, 1883, 371)."<ref>Jay Bregman, review in ''Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft'' 12 no. 2 (Summer 2017), 250-253.</ref> Editors Patrick Bowen and K. Paul Johnson also provide excellent notes and biographical sketches of the correspondents. These are T. M. Johnson's correspondents:

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	Johnson, like most editors of his day, maintained a very active correspondence with many people. Patrick D. Bowen and K. Paul Johnson have compiled T. M. Johnson's letters from esotericists in the first volume of '''''Letters to the Sage''''', ~~including letters~~ from ~~these people~~:		Johnson, like most editors of his day, maintained a very active correspondence with many people. Patrick D. Bowen and K. Paul Johnson have compiled T. M. Johnson's letters from esotericists in the first volume of '''''Letters to the Sage'''''. This volume "provides some clues to the status and nature of his Platonic activities, and recounts conversions from orthodox Christian denominations to religious syncretism, occult thought, and Neoplatonism (e.g. “I finally exchanged my faith in Jesus Christ for . . . spiritualist freethinking,” S. H. Randall, Oct. 29, 1883, 371)."<ref>Jay Bregman, review in ''Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft'' 12 no. 2 (Summer 2017), 250-253.</ref> Editors Patrick Bowen and Johnson also provide excellent notes and biographical sketches of the correspondents. These are T. M. Johnson's correspondents:

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	== Additional resources ==		== Additional resources ==
	* Johnson's library is in the Special Collections and Rare Books at the University of Missouri Libraries. The catalog is available at [~~http~~://library.missouri.edu/specialcollections/~~bookcol~~/~~tmj~~/ Thomas Moore Johnson Collection of Philosophy].		* Johnson's library is in the Special Collections and Rare Books at the University of Missouri Libraries. The catalog is available at [https://library.missouri.edu/specialcollections/collections/show/6 Thomas Moore Johnson Collection of Philosophy].
	* The Johnson Library and Museum is operated by Johnson's descendants.		* The Johnson Library and Museum is operated by Johnson's descendants.
	* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume One: The Esotericists'''''. Forest Grove, OR: The Typhon Press, 2016.		* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume One: The Esotericists'''''. Forest Grove, OR: The Typhon Press, 2016. Available at [https://www.academia.edu/23150366/Letters_to_the_Sage_Selected_Correspondence_of_Thomas_Moore_Johnson_Volume_One_The_Esotericists Academia.edu].
	* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume Two: Alexander Wilder, The Platonist'''''. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018. Introduction by Ronnie Pontiac. Glossary by Erica Georgiades.		* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume Two: Alexander Wilder, The Platonist'''''. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018. Introduction by Ronnie Pontiac. Glossary by Erica Georgiades.
	* Pontiac, Ronnie. "Thomas Johnson: Platonism Meets Sex Magic on the Prairie". Posted on March 19, 2013 by Kimberley Nichols in [http://newtopiamagazine.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/thomas-johnson-platonism-meets-sex-magic-on-the-prairie/ Newtopia Magazine].		* Pontiac, Ronnie. "Thomas Johnson: Platonism Meets Sex Magic on the Prairie". Posted on March 19, 2013 by Kimberley Nichols in [http://newtopiamagazine.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/thomas-johnson-platonism-meets-sex-magic-on-the-prairie/ Newtopia Magazine].

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	A second volume of '''''Letters to the Sage''''' documents a 32-year friendship with [[Alexander Wilder]].		A second volume of '''''Letters to the Sage''''' documents a 32-year friendship with [[Alexander Wilder]]. '''It has been made available for free by its editors on [https://www.academia.edu/39874247/Letters_to_the_Sage_Volume_Two?fbclid=IwAR0Q5IlCgbaigFVO1dcvNXAViGNJOHTLydP6TiJPyKgh_j0T91ZV20HF8Vo Academia.edu].'''

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	* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume One: The Esotericists'''''. Forest Grove, OR: The Typhon Press, 2016.		* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume One: The Esotericists'''''. Forest Grove, OR: The Typhon Press, 2016.
	* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume Two: Alexander Wilder, The Platonist'''''. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018. Introduction by Ronnie Pontiac. Glossary by Erica Georgiades.		* Bowen, Patrick D. and K. Paul Johnson, eds. '''''Letters to the Sage: Selected Correspondence of Thomas Moore Johnson Volume Two: Alexander Wilder, The Platonist'''''. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018. Introduction by Ronnie Pontiac. Glossary by Erica Georgiades.
	* ~~Nichols~~, ~~Kimberley~~. "Thomas Johnson: Platonism Meets Sex Magic on the Prairie". March 19, 2013 ~~Available~~ in [http://newtopiamagazine.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/thomas-johnson-platonism-meets-sex-magic-on-the-prairie/ Newtopia Magazine].		* Pontiac, Ronnie. "Thomas Johnson: Platonism Meets Sex Magic on the Prairie". Posted on March 19, 2013 by Kimberley Nichols in [http://newtopiamagazine.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/thomas-johnson-platonism-meets-sex-magic-on-the-prairie/ Newtopia Magazine].
	* "The Sage of Osceola: Thomas M. Johnson," History of the Adepts web page. Posted May 1, 2013 at [http://www.historyoftheadepts.com/historyoftheadepts/?p=1148 History of the Adepts].		* "The Sage of Osceola: Thomas M. Johnson," History of the Adepts web page. Posted May 1, 2013 at [http://www.historyoftheadepts.com/historyoftheadepts/?p=1148 History of the Adepts].

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	[[File:Thomas Moore Johnson.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Thomas Moore Johnson]]		[[File:Thomas Moore Johnson.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Thomas Moore Johnson]]
	'''Thomas Moore Johnson''' (1851-1919) was an American attorney and student of philosophy. Known as the "Missouri Platonist," he lived in Osceola, Missouri and published [[The Platonist (periodical)\|''The Platonist'']]. His periodical mostly comprised translations of Greek works by [[Alexander Wilder]] and [[Thomas Taylor]].		'''Thomas Moore Johnson''' (1851-1919) was an American attorney and student of philosophy. Known as the "Missouri Platonist," he lived in Osceola, Missouri and published [[The Platonist (periodical)\|''The Platonist'']]. His periodical mostly comprised translations of Greek works by [[Alexander Wilder]] and [[Thomas Taylor]].