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[[Taxonomy]] refers to a generic structure or classification system into which items may be classified based on units referred to as taxa (singular taxon). It often takes the form of a hierarchical ordering of taxa, as expressed in [[Linnaean taxonomy]].

[[Taxonomy]] refers to a generic structure or classification system into which items may be classified based on units referred to as taxa (singular taxon). It often takes the form of a hierarchical ordering of taxa, as expressed in [[Linnaean taxonomy]].

The [[Bible]] reveals the existence of a multitude of spirit-beings, and even the existence of a [[Angel#Hierarchy and Types|spiritual hierarchy]]. According to the Jewish [[Kabbalah#Ein Sof and the Ten Sefirot|Kabbalah]] and other forms of [[Gnosticism]], [[existence]] is ordered according to a mystical hierarchy of being emanating from one source of intelligent power.

The [[Bible]] reveals the existence of a multitude of spirit-beings, and even the existence of a [[Angel#Hierarchy and Types|spiritual hierarchy]]. According to the Jewish [[Kabbalah#Ein Sof and the Ten Sefirot|Kabbalah]] and other forms of [[Gnosticism]], [[existence]] is ordered according to a mystical hierarchy of being emanating from one source of intelligent power. The religion of [[Hinduism]] states that there is only one God which has no form and is infinite, which Hindus call Paratman (Supreme Soul), Brahmana (Eternal Spirit), or Ishvara (Supreme Lord), that manifests in many forms as a hierarchy of Deities that have various names but represent aspects of God that manifest in the world.

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