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Autodescription — Rodnovery (Q1258217)
description: modern religious movement based on Slavic native beliefs
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- Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)
- Rodnovery (Q1258217)
- Q28196969
- modern Paganism (Q189753)
- polytheism (Q9163)
- idolatry (Q840665)
- dogma (Q620749)
- principle (Q211364)
- doctrine (Q117850)
- matter (Q26256810)
- opinion (Q3962655)
- school of thought (Q1387659)
- →(‡) world view (Q49447)
- religious belief (Q2728698)
- religion (Q9174) (¤)→
- dogma (Q620749)
- Pantheism (Q728455)
- modern Paganism (Q189753)
- folk religion (Q1068640)
- ethnic religion (Q1189816)
- Q28196969
- Rodnovery (Q1258217)
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Slavic paganism (ru:Славянское неоязычество) and Rodnovery in Russian Wikipedia
[edit]In Russian Wikipedia, it was decided that the creation of a separate article Slavic paganism was wrong. And it was decided to combine this article with the Rodnovery article. In Russian-language sources, both terms are used, but the term Slavic paganism is more specific and more common. And the merged article must be linked to the English article en:Slavic Native Faith. --Лобачев Владимир (talk) 12:29, 17 February 2021 (UTC)
- I agree. The two items have been merged accordingly.--Æo (talk) 10:32, 12 April 2021 (UTC)
- Further developments: According to the consensus reached on Wikimedia Commons, the previous strong unanimous consensus reached on the Russian Wikipedia which led to the merger of the articles "Slavic Neopaganism" and "Rodnovery", and the established academic usage which supports such consensuses, the items "Slavic Neopaganism" and "Rodnovery" are decidedly synonyms.--Æo (talk) 15:39, 21 September 2021 (UTC)