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The author incorporates elements from both Neopagan and Abrahamic religions to portray the "faith" of the game's elf-like inhabitants. Nintendo of America was cautious to avoid even the most tenuous of religious themes. Although not explicitly revealed as part of Naroin by the goddess trinity, the author surmises Atlantis was called Hylia in ancient times, and thereby resolves the fan's question regarding AR/AT/AH.

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rdfs:label	Naroin
rdfs:comment	The author incorporates elements from both Neopagan and Abrahamic religions to portray the "faith" of the game's elf-like inhabitants. Nintendo of America was cautious to avoid even the most tenuous of religious themes. Although not explicitly revealed as part of Naroin by the goddess trinity, the author surmises Atlantis was called Hylia in ancient times, and thereby resolves the fan's question regarding AR/AT/AH.
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notability	April 2010
fiction	April 2010
citations missing	April 2010
hoax	April 2010
self-published	April 2010
abstract	The author incorporates elements from both Neopagan and Abrahamic religions to portray the "faith" of the game's elf-like inhabitants. Nintendo of America was cautious to avoid even the most tenuous of religious themes. Although not explicitly revealed as part of Naroin by the goddess trinity, the author surmises Atlantis was called Hylia in ancient times, and thereby resolves the fan's question regarding AR/AT/AH.

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