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'''Syncretism''' is the attempt to reconcile different schools of thought, most notably [[religion]]s.  Syncretism takes place when foreign beliefs are introduced into an indigenous belief system.
 
'''Syncretism''' is the attempt to reconcile different schools of thought, most notably [[religion]]s.  Syncretism takes place when foreign beliefs are introduced into an indigenous belief system.
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Syncretism can be also defined as the union of two opposite forces, beliefs, systems or tenets so that the united form is a new thing, neither one nor other.<ref name="Christopaganism"/>
    
In the modern world, religions such as [[Unitarianism]] could be considered syncretic in that it is a blending of differing belief systems that are constantly evolving.
 
In the modern world, religions such as [[Unitarianism]] could be considered syncretic in that it is a blending of differing belief systems that are constantly evolving.
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|year=1975
 
|year=1975
 
|chapter=6:Possesio and Syncretism in Biblical Perspective
 
|chapter=6:Possesio and Syncretism in Biblical Perspective
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|pages=126-127
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|pages=17, 126-127
 
|isbn=0-87808-423-1
 
|isbn=0-87808-423-1
 
|url=http://books.google.no/books?ei=-zCYUNfxFMvmtQbx_IGwCQ&id=QjYQAQAAIAAJ&dq=Yamamori+Christopaganism&q=Syncretism#search_anchor
 
|url=http://books.google.no/books?ei=-zCYUNfxFMvmtQbx_IGwCQ&id=QjYQAQAAIAAJ&dq=Yamamori+Christopaganism&q=Syncretism#search_anchor
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