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* '''Deicide''' is the killing of [[God]].  It is from the [[Latin]] words "deus", meaning God, and cidium, meaning killing.  Deicide may refer specifically to the [[Crucifixion]] of [[Jesus Christ]], or it may refer to the killing of one of the deities of a [[polytheism|polytheistic]] religion.
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'''Deicide''' is the killing of [[God]].  It is from the [[Latin]] words "deus", meaning God, and cidium, meaning killing.   
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Deicide may refer specifically to the [[Crucifixion]] of [[Jesus Christ]]. The term is often used within an [[anti-Semitic]] context to claim that all [[Jewish]] people are collectively responsible for the death of Jesus.
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Deicide may also refer to the killing of one of the deities of a [[polytheism|polytheistic]] religion.
    
==See Also==
 
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