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original religion,
rendering it no
longer true. Indeed,
critics of a
syncretistic trend may use the word or its
variants as a
disparaging epithet, as a...
- The
syncretistic controversy was the
theological debate provoked by the
efforts of
Georg Calixt and his
supporters to
secure a
basis on
which the Lutherans...
- a
result of his father's illness.[citation needed] Dara
championed a
syncretistic Hindu-Muslim culture. With the
support of the
Islamic orthodoxy, however...
- experience,
Akbar grew
disenchanted with Islam, and came to
embrace a
syncretistic mixture of
Hinduism and Islam.
Akbar allowed freedom of
religion at his...
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survived only in
fragmentary tales and
allegories embedded in vast,
syncretistic compendia. On the whole, the
Aryan contribution to
Indian culture is...
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Similar discussions were held in 1586
during the
Colloquy of Montbéliard and from 1661 to 1663
during the
Syncretistic controversy.
Anonymous woodcut, 1557....
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among Native peoples is
known as the
Native American Church. It is a
syncretistic church incorporating elements of
Native spiritual practice from a number...
- 18th and 19th
century England and
Germany ****enism (religion), the
syncretistic religion of the ****enistic period, re-emerging
publicly since the late...
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Faith teaches the
unity of all
religious philosophies. Cao Đài is a
syncretistic,
monotheistic religion,
established in
Vietnam in 1926.
Eckankar is a...
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whose evangelical leader he "condemned to ****". In addition, he
showed syncretistic practices such as the
worship of the
Venezuelan goddess María Lionza...