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sincretismo
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Syncretism is the blending of religious beliefs, practices, or deities from different traditions into a single system, such as when Greek and Egyptian cultures combined their gods together. It matters because it shows how religions adapt and influence each other when cultures meet, and it helps us understand how many of the world's religious traditions actually developed historically.
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Il sincretismo può essere considerato un'unione e fusione di elementi ideologici già inconciliabili, attuata in vista di esigenze pratiche di carattere culturale, filosofico o religioso, appartenenti a due o più culture o dottrine diverse. Il termine è applicato soprattutto nella scienza e storia delle religioni, in cui indica quel complesso di fenomeni e concezioni costituite dall'incontro di forme religiose differenti.
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