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| − | This principle of Incarnandist belief, while not unique to them, is named after them due to their vigilance and persistence in promulgating it. | + | This principle of Incarnandist belief, while not unique to them, is named after them due to their vigilance and persistence in promulgating it. Interpretatio Incarnandista teaches that the so-called gods are just powerful beings and not to be compared to the one true God who emanates, encompasses, and penetrates the whole universe. |
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This principle of Incarnandist belief, while not unique to them, is named after them due to their vigilance and persistence in promulgating it. Interpretatio Incarnandista teaches that the so-called gods are just powerful beings and not to be compared to the one true God who emanates, encompasses, and penetrates the whole universe.
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