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Abakhulu is a [[wikipedia:polytheism|polytheistic]] [[wikipedia:religion|religion]] that follows the teaching of _____. It is a religion that originates out of the [[Ibora|Iboran]] continent, with a majority of its members being in [[Toloria]].  
Abakhulu is a [[wikipedia:polytheism|polytheistic]] [[wikipedia:religion|religion]] that follows the teaching of the '''Holy Book''', or the  [[Incwali]], and the [[Revelations of Letsogile]]. It is a religion that originates out of the [[Ibora|Iboran]] continent, with a majority of its members being in [[Toloria]].  
[[Category:Toloria]]
[[Category:Toloria]]
==Etymology==
The name "Abakhulu" comes from the ancient Zulu language, literally translating to "Great Gods."
==Origins==
==History==
==Articles of Faith==
===Concept of the Divine===
===Resurrection and Judgement===
==Acts of Worship==
===Prayer===
===Fasting===
===Charity===
==Society==
===Family Life===
===Social Responsibilities===
==Culture==

Revision as of 15:36, 4 April 2020

Abakhulu
TolorianReligion.svg
Symbol of Abakhulu
ClassificationAbakhulism
TheologyMain theology
GovernanceEpiscopal Polity
Origin
Toloria
Congregations100
Members10000
Ministers100
Aid organizationHumanitarian Group
Primary schools20
Secondary schools10

Abakhulu is a polytheistic religion that follows the teaching of the Holy Book, or the Incwali, and the Revelations of Letsogile. It is a religion that originates out of the Iboran continent, with a majority of its members being in Toloria.

Etymology

The name "Abakhulu" comes from the ancient Zulu language, literally translating to "Great Gods."

Origins

History

Articles of Faith

Concept of the Divine

Resurrection and Judgement

Acts of Worship

Prayer

Fasting

Charity

Society

Family Life

Social Responsibilities

Culture