...(or fourth, depending on tradition) was the offering to the Bannik, and no Christianity images were allowed as it might offend the occupants. Bannik had the abilit
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'''God''' is considered in Christianity and other monotheistic religions as the creator and ruler of the universe a
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In the early Middle Ages when Christianity entered Albania, Prende was acknowledged by the Catholic Church as Saint An
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...modern times wanted to be "Satanic", in that light one must believe in the Christianity, its power, and break its taboos to transgress them to fulfill the image of
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After the acceptance of Christianity the bies became identified with the devil, corresponding to the being refer
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...the perception of the occult as a broad term for a radical alternative to Christianity. As there are huge amounts of authors of the occult in the modern age, it i
...]] to locate Bethlehem). [[Rosicrucian]]ism, one of the most celebrated of Christianity's mystical offshoots, has lent aspects of its philosophy to most Christian-
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Legend tells us that when Christianity first came to the Schwerin area a pagan god, who was worshiped at the site
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...Pre-Christian Hungarian shamanic religion. Due to the rapid conversion to Christianity in the 9th and the 10th century, and the lack of written records from the P
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...rn suggestion of an ancient horned god driven underground by the spread of Christianity.]]
...estations of a single Horned God, and that [[:Category:Christian mythology|Christianity]] had attempted to suppress his worship by associating him with [[Satan]],
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...onality is similar to that of the devil in [[:Category:Christian mythology|Christianity]].
...d temptations he puts them in. A commonly shared belief in both Islam and Christianity is that the universal existence of evil in personal lives is usually experi
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Upon finding that Pierre was one who accepted Christianity he commanded him to reject Jesus Christ, the holy virgin and his baptism. B
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With the advent of Christianity, the more beneficent aspects of the deity were supplanted by missionaries w
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The symbol dedicated to Svarog is the Kolovrat. Svarog is associated in Christianity with Saints Cosmas and Damian, and Saint Michael the Archangel. His animals
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...but one personage. The idea of Baal as one specific demon was created when Christianity regarded ancient pagan gods as demons and demonology divided the demonic po
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...their personal haltijas, which are their protecting spirits like angels in christianity. One of them is Luonto, which means "nature". The ''' [[Tonttu]]''' or '''M
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...ms of Gaul and Francia as a type of incubus in early-medieval paganism and Christianity
...ural setting. Richarius, born ca. 560 in Amiens, Picardy, was converted to Christianity by Welsh missionaries. His vita records a belief among his fellow Picards i
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From its earliest days, Christianity rejected the notion of infanticide. The Didache prescribed "You shall not
This spread with Christianity; in ''Njal's Saga'', the account of how Christianity came to Iceland concludes with the simultaneous proscription of pagan worsh
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...etimes described as important princesses or druidesses who were opposed to Christianity when the Apostles came to convert Brittany.
...ng them is, that they were great princesses who, having refused to embrace Christianity when it was preached in Armorica by the Apostles, were struck by the curse
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===Christianity===
Christianity adopted the ouroboros as a symbol of the limited confines of the material w
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==In Judaism and Christianity==
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