Category:Religion - Revision history

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	Religion is the [[institution]] of [[faith]]. It is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.		Religion is the [[institution]] of [[faith]]. It is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.

			See: [[Religious Trait]]

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	Religion is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.		Religion is the [[institution]] of [[faith]]. It is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.

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Cure at 01:19, 8 January 2011

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	Religion is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.		Religion is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.

	[[Category:Faith]][[Category:Religious Institution]][[Category:society]]		[[Category:Faith]]
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Cure at 22:02, 7 January 2011

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	Religion is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.		Religion is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.

	[[Category:Faith]][[Category:Religious ~~Instituion~~]][[Category:society]]		[[Category:Faith]][[Category:Religious Institution]][[Category:society]]

Cure at 22:02, 7 January 2011

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	Religion is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.		Religion is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.

	[[Category:Faith]][[Category:~~Divinity]][[Category:institution~~]][[Category:society]]		[[Category:Faith]][[Category:Religious Instituion]][[Category:society]]

Cure at 01:12, 29 December 2010

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	Religion is [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[~~doubts~~]] ~~neither~~ the existence ~~nor~~ the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are ~~oganising~~ principles that make their follower and the ~~people~~ of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way to understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation.		Religion is the presence of [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] which is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[belief\|believes]] not only in the existence of its god but also in the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are organising principles that make their follower and the peoples of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way towards understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation. [[G'Henna]] and [[Nova vaasa]] are ample proof of this.

	[[Category:Faith]][[Category:Divinity]][[Category:institution]][[Category:society]]		[[Category:Faith]][[Category:Divinity]][[Category:institution]][[Category:society]]

Cure at 00:50, 29 December 2010

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	Religion is [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] is the absence of ~~faith~~ in the gods. A religion [[doubts]] neither the existence nor the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are oganising principles that make their follower and the people of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way to understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation.		Religion is [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] is the absence of [[belief]] in the gods. A religion [[doubts]] neither the existence nor the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are oganising principles that make their follower and the people of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way to understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation.

	[[Category:Faith]][[Category:Divinity]][[Category:institution]][[Category:society]]		[[Category:Faith]][[Category:Divinity]][[Category:institution]][[Category:society]]

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	[[Category:institution]][[Category:society]]		Religion is [[faith]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[atheism]] is the absence of faith in the gods. A religion [[doubts]] neither the existence nor the intentions of its god. Religions are, moreover, [[institutions]]. They are oganising principles that make their follower and the people of whole lands what they are. To understand a religion is to go a long way to understanding the [[society]] that is its incarnation.

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