I synchronized the previous date with that in the special article, where it is backed up with sources. [[User:HJJHolm|HJJHolm]] ([[User talk:HJJHolm|talk]]) 15:36, 5 June 2016 (UTC)
I synchronized the previous date with that in the special article, where it is backed up with sources. [[User:HJJHolm|HJJHolm]] ([[User talk:HJJHolm|talk]]) 15:36, 5 June 2016 (UTC)
== Weak concept of God? ==
::Slavic pre-Christian religion was originally polytheistic, with no organized pantheon.[142] Although the earliest Slavs seemed to have a weak concept of God, the concept evolved[143] into a form of monotheism where a "supreme god [ruled] in heaven over the others".[144]
If they were polytheistic, they certainly had a concept of gods. However, as they weren't Christian, they couldn't have had a concept of "God" (I presume capital G here is meant to refer to [[Yahweh]] despite the link to [[god]]), weak or otherwise. Is this supposed to mean they had a weak concept of a supreme god? ("Weak concept" could also use some more context.) [[Special:Contributions/93.136.15.96|93.136.15.96]] ([[User talk:93.136.15.96|talk]]) 00:47, 25 March 2017 (UTC)
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Slavic pre-Christian religion was originally polytheistic, with no organized pantheon.[142] Although the earliest Slavs seemed to have a weak concept of God, the concept evolved[143] into a form of monotheism where a "supreme god [ruled] in heaven over the others".[144]
If they were polytheistic, they certainly had a concept of gods. However, as they weren't Christian, they couldn't have had a concept of "God" (I presume capital G here is meant to refer to Yahweh despite the link to god), weak or otherwise. Is this supposed to mean they had a weak concept of a supreme god? ("Weak concept" could also use some more context.) 93.136.15.96 (talk) 00:47, 25 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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