About: Schmitt's Reformation (Principia Moderni)

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Schmitt incorporated many beliefs of the Eastern Religions, while keeping some Judeo-Christian ideas. It took the belief in reincarnation from the Buddhists, with the goal of eventually reaching as state in which they were never reborn, and live forever in Heaven. There is one Supreme God, which watches over the universe and makes sure that there is a balance between the Yin and Yang forces. There are many lesser angels, which are compared to Christian angels, Daoist gods, and the Shinto gods. The Shinto concept of shrines is another feature absorbed from that religion, as is the ritual cleansing, which absorbed some aspects of Baptism. There is also a belief that there are humans who can ascend to the level of angel after death, similar to how some Daoist deities were once human

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rdfs:label	Schmitt's Reformation (Principia Moderni)
rdfs:comment	Schmitt incorporated many beliefs of the Eastern Religions, while keeping some Judeo-Christian ideas. It took the belief in reincarnation from the Buddhists, with the goal of eventually reaching as state in which they were never reborn, and live forever in Heaven. There is one Supreme God, which watches over the universe and makes sure that there is a balance between the Yin and Yang forces. There are many lesser angels, which are compared to Christian angels, Daoist gods, and the Shinto gods. The Shinto concept of shrines is another feature absorbed from that religion, as is the ritual cleansing, which absorbed some aspects of Baptism. There is also a belief that there are humans who can ascend to the level of angel after death, similar to how some Daoist deities were once human
dcterms:subject	Religions Principia Moderni Principia Moderni Religions
abstract	Schmitt incorporated many beliefs of the Eastern Religions, while keeping some Judeo-Christian ideas. It took the belief in reincarnation from the Buddhists, with the goal of eventually reaching as state in which they were never reborn, and live forever in Heaven. There is one Supreme God, which watches over the universe and makes sure that there is a balance between the Yin and Yang forces. There are many lesser angels, which are compared to Christian angels, Daoist gods, and the Shinto gods. The Shinto concept of shrines is another feature absorbed from that religion, as is the ritual cleansing, which absorbed some aspects of Baptism. There is also a belief that there are humans who can ascend to the level of angel after death, similar to how some Daoist deities were once human Philosophy-wise, it is primarily Confucian, with elements of Daoist beliefs that do not contradict Confucianism as well. Prayer to the angels and the Supreme God is also common, although generally kept to special occasions, with a form of meditation that combines the various Eastern forms serving everyday expression of faith. In Ethiopia, animists were the first people to convert to Schmittism. As such, there the angels are named after African Gods and Spirit animals and associated with these animals. As Schmittism spreads to other nations, it may absorb their gods and spirits as angels as well.

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