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... religious groups . This recognition occurs not only in the freedom of religious instruction but also in the form of financial subsidies for the schools of minority religions . Religion is a component part of all curricula , including ...
... religious groups . This recognition occurs not only in the freedom of religious instruction but also in the form of financial subsidies for the schools of minority religions . Religion is a component part of all curricula , including ...
Page 508
... religious revival following the heresy of Amenhotep IV ( Akhena- ton ) originated apart from the official theology and in- fluenced religion for centuries . RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM AND ICONOGRAPHY In accordance with the faculty for ...
... religious revival following the heresy of Amenhotep IV ( Akhena- ton ) originated apart from the official theology and in- fluenced religion for centuries . RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM AND ICONOGRAPHY In accordance with the faculty for ...
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... religious movement that viewed spirit as good and matter as evil ( see also HELLENISTIC RELIGIONS ; MYSTERY RELI- GIONS ; PLATONISM AND NEOPLATONISM ) . Egyptian conversion to Christianity and the coming of Islām . Egypt was ...
... religious movement that viewed spirit as good and matter as evil ( see also HELLENISTIC RELIGIONS ; MYSTERY RELI- GIONS ; PLATONISM AND NEOPLATONISM ) . Egyptian conversion to Christianity and the coming of Islām . Egypt was ...
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