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Syncretism –The Term and Phenomenon
In this article the history of the use of the term syncretism is traced. It shows that apart from being used etymologically incorrectly it has acquired vague meanings.
Irina A. Levinskaya
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Islam's weight in global history: A response to Sidaway. [PDF]
Llopart I Olivella P, Mostowlansky T.
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Latina/o Conversion and Miracle-Seeking at a Buddhist Temple
The growing diversification of the US Latino religious’ experiences calls for scholarly attention beyond Protestant or Catholic categories. This study begins to answer this call.
Budak, Kemal +2 more
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The Contemporary Confucian-Christian Encounter: Interreligious or Intrareligious Dialogue [PDF]
The discipline of comparative religions has paid little attention to perhaps the most important religious phenomenon of the late twentieth century: interreligious dialogue. Available scholarship on this topic is largely written by and for participants in
Jochim, Christian
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Replacement or substitution in the meeting of religions
This paper provides an investigation of the meeting of Religions. Such a meeting may result in a perpetual existence side by side with no mutual contact or influence perceptible.
Carl Diehl
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Palm Sunday in central Mexico: among sellers, palms and syncretism. [PDF]
Briseño-Tellez JM +11 more
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Pre-Darwinian species change: reincarnation and transformism in George Sand’s Évenor et Leucippe [PDF]
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Mathias, Manon
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Purpose of the Study: This research aims to uncover how traditional second burial rites coexist with and have adapted to Christian funeral norms, reflecting the socio-religious negotiation in a postcolonial context.
Charles Onomudo Aluede +1 more
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Self-perpetuating Technologies Of Religious Synthesis: A Case Study Of Socio-political Developments And Religious Change In Singapore [PDF]
In Chinese communities in the Asia Pacific region, religion constitutes an integral element of Chinese cultural identity. However, in Singapore's ethnically mixed environment, religious synthesis is becoming increasingly common with Chinese vernacular
C. Graham, Fabian
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Modern Syncretic Religious Societies in China. I [PDF]
This article continues the description of the beliefs and rites of certain modern sects in China. In a previous article three societies were described, namely, the T'ong Shan She, the Wu Shan She, and the Tao Yuan. The present article describes two more of such societies.
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