Animism - Revision history

TheEvilSpartan: Category:Paganism

2008-01-08T17:47:12Z

Category:Paganism

Tash at 23:54, September 10, 2007

2007-09-10T23:54:38Z

Ed Poor at 04:42, August 11, 2007

2007-08-11T04:42:17Z

Jallen at 23:47, June 21, 2007

2007-06-21T23:47:13Z

DanH: Unprotected "Animism"

2007-06-21T23:46:33Z

Unprotected "Animism"

DanH: Protected "Animism" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2007-06-21T20:49:44Z

Protected "Animism" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

NItramNos at 18:41, April 27, 2007

2007-04-27T18:41:14Z

NItramNos at 18:38, April 27, 2007

2007-04-27T18:38:35Z

TempestHead at 04:16, March 15, 2007

2007-03-15T04:16:44Z

N: Category:Religion

2007-03-11T12:26:24Z

Category:Religion

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	'''Animism''' is the belief that all things in [[creation]] have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of [[mistletoe]].		'''Animism''' is the belief that all things in [[creation]] have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of [[mistletoe]].
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−	Animism is the belief that all things in [[creation]] have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of [[mistletoe]].	+	'''Animism''' is the belief that all things in [[creation]] have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of [[mistletoe]].
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−	Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of mistletoe.	+	Animism is the belief that all things in [[creation]] have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of [[mistletoe]].
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−	~~{{stub}}~~Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as ~~Juddaism~~, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of mistletoe.	+	Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of mistletoe.
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−	{{stub}}Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as ~~Judaism~~, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway, knocking on wood ~~and~~ decorating a Christmas tree.	+	{{stub}}Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Juddaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway or knocking on wood. Customs that originated with animistic beliefs include decorating a Christmas tree and hanging a sprig of mistletoe.
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−	{{stub}}Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit and the ~~worship~~ of ~~those spirits~~. Animism was the primary religion of ~~[[Africa]] and~~ the ~~[[Native Americans]] before their [[conversion]] to [[~~Christianity]], ~~[[Catholicism]]~~ and~~/or [[Islam]]~~.	+	{{stub}}Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit. Animists commonly perform rituals to stay in harmony with the spirits of nature and with the spirits of their ancestors. Animism was the primary religion of most peoples of the world until the advent of modern religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. The remnants of animistic beliefs can still be found in various actions designed for protection from evil spirits, such as placing a horseshoe over a doorway, knocking on wood and decorating a Christmas tree.
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−	Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit and the worship of those spirits. Animism was the primary religion of [[Africa]] and the [[Native Americans]] before their [[conversion]] to [[Christianity]], [[Catholicism]] and/or [[Islam]].	+	{{stub}}Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit and the worship of those spirits. Animism was the primary religion of [[Africa]] and the [[Native Americans]] before their [[conversion]] to [[Christianity]], [[Catholicism]] and/or [[Islam]].

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	Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit and the worship of those spirits. Animism was the primary religion of [[Africa]] and the [[Native Americans]] before their [[conversion]] to [[Christianity]], [[Catholicism]] and/or [[Islam]].		Animism is the belief that all things in creation have a spirit and the worship of those spirits. Animism was the primary religion of [[Africa]] and the [[Native Americans]] before their [[conversion]] to [[Christianity]], [[Catholicism]] and/or [[Islam]].
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