What does thuyết hổ lốn in Vietnamese mean?
What is the meaning of the word thuyết hổ lốn in Vietnamese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use thuyết hổ lốn in Vietnamese.
The word thuyết hổ lốn in Vietnamese means syncretic, syncretism. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word thuyết hổ lốn
syncreticadjective |
syncretismnoun |
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Ông bổ nhiệm một nhân vật người Hy Lạp là Georgios xứ Antioch làm "emir của emir" và tiếp tục thuyết hổ lốn của cha. Roger II appointed the powerful Greek George of Antioch to be his "emir of emirs" and continued the syncretism of his father. |
Năm 2008, lãnh đạo Chính Thống giáo đã mô tả thế giới quan của người dân bản địa tại nước cộng hòa là "dvoyeverie" (hệ thống tín ngưỡng kép) hay một khuy hướng hướng đến thuyết hổ lốn, do trong các sự kiện chuyển tiếp trong cuộc đời, các cư dân bản địa đôi khi mời các shaman trước, sau đó một linh mục Chính Thống giáo tiến hành nghi lễ. As of 2008, Orthodox leaders described the worldview of the republic's indigenous population (or, rather, those among the population who are not completely indifferent to religion) as dvoyeverie (dual belief system), or a "tendency toward syncretism", as evidenced by the locals sometimes first inviting a shaman, and then an Orthodox priest to carry out their rites in connection with some event in their life. |
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