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expressions of art and
culture (known as eclecticism) as well as
politics (
syncretic politics). The
English word is
first attested in the
early 17th century...
- spectrum. The idea of
syncretic politics has been
influenced by
syncretism and
syncretic religion. The main idea of
syncretic politics is that taking...
- especially, the old practices. The
beliefs or
histories of
religions may have
syncretic elements, but
adherents of
these so-labeled
systems often frown upon the...
- Tawḥīd-i-Ilāhī ("Divine Monotheism", lit. 'Oneness of God') or
Divine Faith, was a
syncretic religion or
spiritual leadership program propounded by the
Mughal emperor...
- (nations) of Candomblé
Tambor de Mina, a
syncretic religion that
developed in
northern Brazil Cuban Vodú, a
syncretic religion that
developed in the Spanish...
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mexican poet and
Nobel prize laureate Octavio Paz
strongly supported the
syncretic view of the Día de
Muertos tradition being a
continuity of
ancient Aztec...
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progressive forms of
Christian democracy, some of
which may be
politically syncretic mixing in the
social conservatism of the center-right. The main ideologies...
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Xueta Christianity (Catalan:
cristianisme xueta) is a
syncretic religion on the
island of Majorca,
Spain followed by the
Xueta people, who are supposedly...
- abangan,
Balinese Hindus, and
Dayak Christians—practising a less orthodox,
syncretic form of
their religion.
Hindu influences reached the
archipelago as early...
- Iran's
syncretic political system combines elements of an
Islamic theocracy with
vetted democracy....
