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Other pagan cultures contributed to the syncretist result.— Pharyngula
Nature's God was theologically unitarian, universalist (did not eternally damn anyone) syncretist (most or all world religions worshipped Him), partially inspired the Christian Scriptures, and man's reason was ultimate device for understanding Him.— jonrowe.blogspot.com
So much of a syncretist is Plato, though not after the manner of the Neoplatonists.— Timaeus
Seems somewhat syncretist but interesting all the same.— Glocal Christianity
In addition to this there was no lack of syncretist systems within Christianity as early as the 3rd century (see the [Greek: Kestoi] of Julius Africanus, and other examples).— History of Dogma, Volume 2 (of 7)

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