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• Manichaeism
  ...th century, although there have been modern attempts to revive it as [[Neo-Manichaeism]]. ...lso advocated [[celibacy]] and an [[Asceticism|ascetic]] life in general. Manichaeism accepted the notions of life after death in either heaven or hell and of in
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• Manichaeism/Approval
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• Manichaeism/Definition
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• Manichaeism/Bibliography
  *R. McL. Wilson "Mani and Manichaeism" in Paul Edwards [ed.] ''The Encyclopedia of Philosophy''. London: Collier
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• Manichaeism/Related Articles
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• Manichaeism/External Links
  *Manichaeism **[http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~sbriggs/Britannica/manichaeism.htm "Manichaeism"] ''Encyclopædia Britannica''
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• Manichaeism/External Links
  *Manichaeism **[http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~sbriggs/Britannica/manichaeism.htm "Manichaeism"] ''Encyclopædia Britannica''
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• Manichaeanism
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• Augustine of Hippo/Related Articles
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• Manichaean paranoia/Related Articles
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• Manichaeism
  ...th century, although there have been modern attempts to revive it as [[Neo-Manichaeism]]. ...lso advocated [[celibacy]] and an [[Asceticism|ascetic]] life in general. Manichaeism accepted the notions of life after death in either heaven or hell and of in
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• Confessions (Augustine)
  ...about how much he regrets having led a sinful and immoral life, being a [[Manichaeism|Manichaean]], and believing in [[astrology]]. He relates the processes and # His studies at [[Carthage]]; his impure love. His conversion to Manichaeism, with discussion of Manichaean teachings.
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• Manichaeism/Bibliography
  *R. McL. Wilson "Mani and Manichaeism" in Paul Edwards [ed.] ''The Encyclopedia of Philosophy''. London: Collier
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• Panentheism
  ==Gnosticism, Manichaeism, and Kabbalism== ...[Ophites]]). This rigid dualism is seen most clearly in the teachings of [[Manichaeism]].
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• Manichaean paranoia
  ...he ancient [[Persia|Persian]] [[religion Gnosticism|Gnostic]] religion ''[[Manichaeism]]'', which viewed the world as a place of ongoing historical struggle betwe | title = Manichaeism in American Politics
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• The Paranoid Style in American Politics
  ...rsity, suggests Hofstadter could have been just as well named his essay "[[Manichaeism ]] in American Politics". <ref>{{citation | title = Manichaeism in American Politics
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• Satan
  ...a good and an evil spirit includes the third-century Persian concept of [[Manichaeism]], which became a Catholic heresy. The idea continues in contemporary poli
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• God
  ...wo gods are believed in it is called "ditheism". [[Zoroastrianism]] and [[Manichaeism]] are examples of this. [[#Monotheism|Monotheism]] is the limiting case of
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• Augustine of Hippo
  ...tricius]] a [[Paganism|pagan]], but Augustine followed the controversial [[Manichaeism|Manichaean]] religion, much to the horror of his mother. As a youth Augusti ...ting with a key exponent of Manichaean theology, Augustine moved away from Manichaeism; but instead of becoming Catholic like Ambrose and Monica, he converted to
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• Science fiction and religion
  ...Harcourt, Brace & World | year = 1967}}</ref> Blish examined aspects of [[Manichaeism]] in a society without original sin, told by a Jesuit scientist. Clarke's
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