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• Polytheism
  '''Polytheism''' is the belief in the existence of many gods. Almost all religions except
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• Polytheism/Definition
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• Polytheism
  '''Polytheism''' is the belief in the existence of many gods. Almost all religions except
  281 bytes (35 words) - 04:04, 20 January 2009
• Monotheism
  ...in the existence of one God. The primary alternatives to monotheism are [[polytheism]] - belief in many gods, [[atheism]] - belief in no gods, or some kind of v ...atrism]]). It is [[Roman Catholicism|Catholic]] dogma that monotheism, not polytheism, has been around since it was revealed to the earliest man<ref>[[Catholic E
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• Theism
  ...erred to as [[Deism]]. Belief in several, or many, gods, is regarded as [[Polytheism]], or, in some forms, as [[Animism]].
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• God/Related Articles
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• Monotheism/Related Articles
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• Panentheism/Related Articles
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• Pantheism/Related Articles
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• Ancient Celtic music/Related Articles
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• Religion/Related Articles
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• Aedesius
  ...philosophy at Pergamon, which emphasized [[theurgy]] and the revival of [[polytheism]]. The later emperor [[Julian the Apostate|Julian]] was one of his many stu
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• Judaism/Related Articles
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• God
  ===Polytheism=== ...athenotheism|henotheism]]). Most religions seem to have their origins in polytheism; early human beings saw the world as full of gods who were either like huma
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• Sculpture
  ...their legacy of myths and legends that were born out of their beliefs in [[polytheism]].
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• Wind
  ...seemingly comes from nowhere, but is recognized as an invisible force. [[Polytheism|Polytheistic]] religions often attributed the power of wind to a deity, or
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• Shamanism
  ...n witch doctor medicine.<ref>{{MeSH}}</ref> An intermediate stage between polytheism and monotheism, which assumes a "Great Spirit", with lesser deities subordi
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• Pantheism
  ...changing, immobile and always present. However, despite his attacks on the polytheism of the age, and despite various allusions to the divine connectedness of th ...hese philosophers, the development of Western thought remained invested in polytheism, eventually transitioning to a monotheism which explicitly defined God as a
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• Celtic mythology
  ...sputably [[polytheistic]], the religion is more accurately termed [[Celtic polytheism]].
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• Pilgrimage
  ...red places. The Israelites of the book of Exodus, for example, spurned the polytheism of Egypt and fled into the wilderness; eventually, though, despite believin
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• Hinduism
  ...]],<ref name= "EBpolytheism"> [http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-38143 "Polytheism"], [[Encyclopedia Britannica]], 2007 </ref> [[pantheism]], monism, and even
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