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48. God Wars: Memes Struggle For Survival In The Human Population general, critical overview of religion and religions worldwide. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Rhodes/3991/GodWars.html

God Wars: which memes will adapt and win the battle for humanity's devotion? Hundreds of religions and philosophies are currently engaged in the centuries-old conflict over the hearts and minds of the human species. Some religions seek to destroy all the others; some are content with control over one group, becoming identified with ethnicity or nationality. No matter whether you think of religion as mankind's greatest characteristic or a form of self-propagating mind virus, you cannot avoid being affected by the God Wars. In these wars, religions that spew propaganda almost always beat those that do not. Religions whose missionaries circle like vultures waiting for disasters to occur in unconverted nations have constant success. International religions have an advantage, even if numbers are small, because they can recover from persecution in any single country. As you may guess, I do not buy into the liberal P.C. garbage that "all religions are paths to the same Truth". No they are not. Some religions don't even have gods. Some have countless gods and spirits that perform even the most mundane roles. Others, like Biblical Christianity and the Aztec blood cult, have bloodthirsty gods that promote hate and violence (cloaked in righteousness to help spread their evil). We do NOT all worship the same God. And this is a good thing. If all Humanity had the same religion, even a peaceful mystical one, we would lose most of our creativity and the capacity for moral debate. A world dominated by the repressive

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52. Gothenburg University Index: Humanities/Main A directory of resources maintained by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, G¶teborg University, Sweden. Features categories devoted to Archaeology, History, Philosophy, religion, and academic departments, as well as general resources. http://www.hum.gu.se/w3vl/

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53. Understanding Islamic Religion This site provides information to help non and new- Muslims understand the essentials of religion, god, belief, destiny, resurrection, meaning of life in general and islamic faith in particular. http://www.thewaytotruth.org

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55. The Traditional Religion Of Vodun (Voodoo) In Haiti Collection of scholarly and informative documents, by various authors, on the history and practice of Vodun (Voodoo) in Haiti; part of an even larger site on Haitian history in general. http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43a/index-faa.html

The traditional religion of Vodun (Voodoo) in Haiti Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history of superstition in general in the Republic of Haiti Introduction to Voodoo in Haiti By Bob Corbett, March 1988. Basic concepts, key terms, and issues discussed in outline form. Comment on Bob Corbett, Introduction to Voodoo By Jeffrey Altepeter. 28 July 1995. Reflections on ways to regard Haitain Voodoo By Bob Corbett, Spring 1988. Philosophical perspectives. Three primary ways of regarding virtually any phenomena we observe or hear about or hear claimed: a) Naturally, b) Psycho-naturally, c) Transcendentally. Comment on Corbett, Reflections on Ways to Regard Haitian Voodoo By Bob Corbett, December 1991. A brief chronology. A suggested chronological structure for the history of Voodoo, but no elaboration of that perspective. A Guide to Zombie Movies By Lisa Willey, 17 December 1991. A long list of movies and their characterization, which is an important source and expression of Western orientalization of Haitian culture.

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57. Magic Bibliographies By John-Gabriel Bodard Scholarly bibliographies of books on folk magic. Topics include Witches or Magic Users in Greek Literature; Necromancy; Cursing; Anthropological and general Theories of Magic, Papyri Graecae Magicae; and Magic and religion in Egyptian, Coptic, Jewish, Syrian, Anatolian, Hittite, and Mesopotamian Cultures. http://www.rdg.ac.uk/~lkpbodrd/magbib/.

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Aztec Religion Doctrines Aztecs beliefs were based in their perception of nature, its time space, and cycles. They were particularly concerned with the destructive aspect of nature, and most of their rituals are means of avoiding the destructive and chaotic forces of nature, and finding harmony within nature. The need to control nature is evident in their calendar systems. They had two calendars which when combined formed a third one. The first calendar, the "Xihuitl", or natural year calendar, was used to measure the agricultural year and provided the basis upon which they performed their ritual to their various gods. The second calendar, the "Tonalpohualli", was a specific religious calendar. The structure of the calendar was based on a combination of number and sign system that determied the fate of everyone depending on the date of their birth. Certain deities were associated with certain days. The Xihuitl and the Tonalpohualli were combined forming a third calendar that was named Xiuhmolpilli (a bundle of years). The Xiuhmopilli or the calendar round had a cycle of fifty two solar years, the time needed for the two previous calendars to have a coincident beginning. Each period of fifty two years was considered an era at the end of which destruction might take place if sacrifices were not performed. The Aztec world was divided into time and space. Concerning time, they believed that the world was divided into five eras, or suns. Each previous era had been governed by one deity and it had ended with the destruction of the elements or phenomena after which it had been named. The Aztec believed themselves to be living in the fifth and last era. This era which they called era of movement would be brought to an end destroyed by earthquakes. after which the world and time would come to an end.

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