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Replacement or substitution in the meeting of religions

Scripta Instituti Donneriani Aboensis, 1969
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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Expanding Religious Freedom Through Organizational Forms: Kebatinan, Sufism and The Global Growth Movement in Indonesia’s Spiritual Training Industry

Al-Jami'ah: Journal of Islamic Studies
In Indonesia, the practice of religious freedom remains deeply contested, with marginal spiritual movements often subject to stricter limitations than their officially recognized counterparts.
Ahmad Muttaqin, Priyambudi Sulistiyanto
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“As all men are alike (tho’ infinitely various) So all Religions”. On the Philosophical and Religious Underpinnings of William Blake’s Cosmogony

Lea, 2017
Moving from the Christian religion to the Western occult tradition, Blake’s religious syncretism emerges from a deep symbolic and thematic plot. This article aims to analyse how this religious and philosophical traditions may have played on Blake’s ...
Arianna Antonielli
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Syncretism –The Term and Phenomenon

Tyndale Bulletin, 1993
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]

Dialogues Hum Geogr, 2023
Llopart I Olivella P, Mostowlansky T.
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ON THE RELIGIOUS SYNCRETISM OF THE ULAGAN TELENGITS

Field studies in the Upper Ob, Irtysh and Altai (archeology, ethnography, oral history and museology)
This work is a comprehensive study of religious changes and adaptation of the Orthodox faith among the Telengites of the Ulagan region of the Altai Republic. Special attention is paid to the syncretic nature of Telengite religiosity, which includes elements of traditional beliefs and customs.
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Syncretism and Cultural Resilience: The Coexistence and Evolution of Traditional Itolimin and Christian Burial Practices in Esanland, Nigeria

Journal of Contemporary Rituals and Traditions
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, Solomon Ijeweimen Ikhidero   +1 more
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Can early Christian artworks from India reveal religious syncretism?

Neha highlights how the unique blend of European Christian iconography and Indian artistic traditions creates a rich cultural syncretism. Through her insightful analysis, she reveals how these artworks serve as enduring symbols of cultural integration ...
Khetrapal, Neha
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Religions in South-Eastern Europe: The Historico-Anthropological Approach

Migracijske i etničke teme, 2008
The article approaches religious phenomena in South-Eastern Europe in a historico-anthropological manner. With the aid of historical comparison, the author tries to throw light on the religious phenomena of South-Eastern Europe and to present them in a ...
Michael Mitterauer
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The Warrior Christ and His Gallows Tree: The Dream of the Rood as an Example of Religious Syncretism

, 2016
The Dream of the Rood is an Old English poem that contains both pagan and Christian elements. This mix has given rise to much debate on the nature of the pagan-Christian relationship in the Dream’s religiosity.
Koelink, M.T.
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