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Noun Concept
Categories: Religion in Slovenia, Religion in Croatia, Religion in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Religion in the Czech Republic, Neopaganism in Europe
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Slavic Native Faith  Slavic neopaganism  Rodnovery  Slavic neo-ethnicism  Slavic neo-gentility
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The Slavic Native Faith, commonly known as Rodnovery and sometimes as Slavic Neopaganism, is a modern Pagan religion. Wikipedia
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The Slavic Native Faith, commonly known as Rodnovery and sometimes as Slavic Neopaganism, is a modern Pagan religion. Wikipedia
Modern form of ancient Slavic polytheism Wikipedia Disambiguation
Modern religious movement based on Slavic native beliefs Wikidata
It is worthwhile noting that "neo-gentility" is a more appropriate translation of "неоязычество", since concept of "paganism" is distinguished from that of "gentile" in most Slavic cultures. Wikidata
It is worthwhile noting that "neo-gentility" is a more appropriate translation of "неоязычество", since concept of "paganism" (pogan) is distinguished from that of "gentile" (yazych) in most Slavic cultures. Wikidata
revival movement of pre-Christian Slavic beliefs that appeared at the end of the 20th century Wikidata
IS A
new religious movement
folk religion
ethnic religion
modern Paganism
HAS PART
Perunove
Slavic cross
PART OF
modern Paganism
HAS KIND
Slavic Native Faith in Poland
HAS INSTANCE
Ynglism
BASED ON
Slavic mythology
COUNTRY
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Montenegro
Croatia
+12 relations
ETHNIC GROUP
Slav
HAS QUALITY
nativism
polytheism
indigenism
polytheistic reconstructionism
INFLUENCED BY
Hinduism
Zoroastrianism
Baltic mythology
Slavic mythology
Folk Orthodoxy
NAMED AFTER
Ashtray from Biała
PRACTICED BY
volkhv
SAID TO BE THE SAME AS
Slavic Native Faith
WRITING SYSTEM
Cyrillic alphabet
Wikipedia
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Slavic Native Faith
Wikidata
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Rodnovery, Slavic neopaganism
Wikipedia Redirections
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Association for Tradition and Culture "Niklot", Ezichestvo, Jazychic, Jazychics, Jazychism, Jazychist, Koliada Viatichey, Krivich Rodnovery, Native Faith Association of Ukraine, Neopaganism in Poland, Neopaganism in Slavic Europe, Pravoslav'ja, Pravoslavja, Ridnoviry, Rodianism, Rodianstvo, Rodism, Rodna Vera, Rodna Vira, Rodnover, Rodnoverie, Rodnoverism, Rodnoverity, rodnoveriye, Rodnovers, Rodnovery, Rodoverie, Rodzimowiercy, RUNVira, Russian neopaganism, Russian Slavianism, Slavianstvo Russkiy, Slavic neo-pagans, Slavic Neopaganism, Slavic neopagans, Slavic reconstructionism, Slavic Reconstructionist Neopaganism, Slavic Reconstructionist Paganism, Slavic Reconstructionist Religion, Slavic Rodnovery, Slavyanskoye Yazichestvo, Slovanska Vira, Slovenska Vira, Ukrainian heathenism, Ukrainian neopaganism, Vedic Rodnovery, Viatich Rodnovery, Славианство
Wikidata Alias
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Orthodoxy, Rodianism, Rodism, Slavianism, Slavic Native Faith, Slavic neo-ethnicism, Slavic neo-gentility, Slavic Neopaganism, Vedism

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