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Syncretism (/ˈsɪŋkrətɪzəm, ˈsɪn-/) is the
practice of
combining different beliefs and
various schools of thought.
Syncretism involves the
merging or ****imilation...
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signifies respect. Like all
modern Indo-Aryan languages,
Nepali grammar has
syncretised heavily,
losing much of the
complex declensional system present in the...
- Baucau, and the
Diocese of Maliana. In
rural areas,
Catholicism is
often syncretised with
local animist beliefs. The
number of
Timorese Protestants and Muslims...
- "Great Buddha"
dedicated to him. From this
recognition Hachiman was
syncretised into
Buddhism from
early on. Then in the "First Year of the Era of Ten'ō...
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social classes. This
social structure was
characterised both by
syncretising with the
native cultures of
northern India but also
eventually by the...
- many conversions. To the
consternation of the Europeans, Ni-Vanuatu
syncretised Christianity with
traditional kastom beliefs. The
Anglican Melanesian...
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beliefs and practices. It is
rooted in
Javanese history and religiosity,
syncretising aspects of
different religions. In Indonesia,
Javanese people can be...
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Inanna and
Ishtar during the
reign of
Sargon and his successors, she was
syncretised with a
large number of
deities to a
varying degree. The
oldest known...
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considered the
nearest equivalent to the
Canaanite Baal or Baal
Hammon in the
syncretising system used by the
ancient Gr****s and Romans.)
According to the writer...
- Proto-Germanic war god *Tîwaz, or Týr in Norse. Cariocecus, an
Iberian war god
syncretised with Mars Mars, the
planet Nergal, the
Babylonian god ****ociated with...
