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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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Religious syncretism is the
blending of
religious belief systems into a new system, or the
incorporation of
other beliefs into an
existing religious tradition...
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achieve a goal of reconciliation.
Political syncretism is also
referred to as catch-all politics, and
syncretism is
characterized by
vague positioning on...
- The
history of
Christianity began with the life of Jesus, an
itinerant Jewish preacher and teacher, who was
crucified in
Jerusalem c. AD 30–33. His followers...
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United States. In
Latin America,
Yoruba religion has been in
intense Syncretism with Christianity,
Indigenous religions and
Spiritism since the first...
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Syncretism or the
Mixed School (Chinese: 雜家; pinyin: zájiā) in
Chinese philosophy is an
eclectic school of
thought that
combined elements of Confucianism...
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distinction ever existed. The term
syncretism is
often used when a
fairly regular pattern can be
observed across a paradigm.
Syncretism is a
specific form of linguistic...
- ("Mercury the Teetotaler"), a
syncretism of
Mercury with a
Carthaginian god of commerce.
Mercurius Visucius, a
syncretism of the
Celtic god
Visucius with...
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Moral syncretism consists of the
attempt to
reconcile disparate or
contradictory moral beliefs,
often while melding the
ethical practices of
various schools...
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juxtaposition in
various fields from
syncretism,
arguing that "juxtaposition and
syncretism are in antithesis,
syncretism being the
predominance of the whole...
