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[[File:Panteón de los Vizcondes de Llanteno (Madrid) 03.jpg|300px|thumb|right|The ''Essenaɤ Tamdda'' or Vulture Icon displayed over the entryway is the distinguishing feature of a Tamddaist ''Baet''.]] | [[File:Panteón de los Vizcondes de Llanteno (Madrid) 03.jpg|300px|thumb|right|The ''Essenaɤ Tamdda'' or Vulture Icon displayed over the entryway is the distinguishing feature of a Tamddaist ''Baet''.]] | ||
'''Tamddaism''', | '''Tamddaism''', also known as the '''Cult of Ishel''', is a {{wp|syncretism|syncretic}} sect of [[White Path|Sakbe]] originating in the eastern [[Ninva]] in the early 18th century. It is one of the youngest major religions in the world and among the major branches of Sakbeism with more than 40 million adherents in the Ninva and elsewherein central [[Ajax#Scipia|Scipia]]. | ||
The Tamddaist faith emerged as a {{wp|syncretism|syncretic}} offshoot of the [[White Path]] as it was introduced into the eastern Ninva by a shadowy religious figure known only as the [[Desert Oracle]], and retains versions of [[Mutul|Mutulese]] myths, deities, philosophies and religious practices introduced to the Ninvite peoples by the Oracle. Practices and myths that are today incorporated into Tamddaism date as far back as the 2nd millenium BCE, connected to the {{wp|Ancient Egyptian religion|ancient Deshritic pantheon}} and the {{wp|Traditional Berber religion|ancestral Tenerian beleifs}}, having been incorporated into the local variation of Sakbeist worship early in the development of the religion. | The Tamddaist faith emerged as a {{wp|syncretism|syncretic}} offshoot of the [[White Path]] as it was introduced into the eastern Ninva by a shadowy religious figure known only as the [[Desert Oracle]], and retains versions of [[Mutul|Mutulese]] myths, deities, philosophies and religious practices introduced to the Ninvite peoples by the Oracle. Practices and myths that are today incorporated into Tamddaism date as far back as the 2nd millenium BCE, connected to the {{wp|Ancient Egyptian religion|ancient Deshritic pantheon}} and the {{wp|Traditional Berber religion|ancestral Tenerian beleifs}}, having been incorporated into the local variation of Sakbeist worship early in the development of the religion. | ||
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==Beleifs== | ==Beleifs== | ||
===Deities=== | ===Deities=== | ||
Ishel | |||
Isana-Re | |||
Tanit | |||
Kaharna | |||
Ihemod | |||
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Tamddaism, also known as the Cult of Ishel, is a syncretic sect of Sakbe originating in the eastern Ninva in the early 18th century. It is one of the youngest major religions in the world and among the major branches of Sakbeism with more than 40 million adherents in the Ninva and elsewherein central Scipia.
The Tamddaist faith emerged as a syncretic offshoot of the White Path as it was introduced into the eastern Ninva by a shadowy religious figure known only as the Desert Oracle, and retains versions of Mutulese myths, deities, philosophies and religious practices introduced to the Ninvite peoples by the Oracle. Practices and myths that are today incorporated into Tamddaism date as far back as the 2nd millenium BCE, connected to the ancient Deshritic pantheon and the ancestral Tenerian beleifs, having been incorporated into the local variation of Sakbeist worship early in the development of the religion.
Beleifs
Deities
Ishel Isana-Re Tanit Kaharna Ihemod