Religion in ancient Rome (Italian: Religione romana; Roman religion) is the local polytheism of Ancient Rome that the Romans used to define themselves as a people. It is the religious practices of people under Roman rule and is especially popular in Rome and Italy. The ancient roman religion consisted of 12 main gods, and hundreds of other minor gods.
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Religion in politics |
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Christianity and politics |
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- Blaine Amendment
- Christian anarchism
- Christian anti-communism
- Christian anti-Masonry
- Christian anti-Zionism
- Christian communism
- Christian corporatism
- Christian democracy
- Christian egalitarianism
- Christian environmentalism
- Evangelical environmentalism
- Christian fascism
- German Christians (movement)
- National Catholicism
- Positive Christianity
- Protestant Reich Church
- Christian feminism
- Christian humanism
- Christian law
- Christian left
- Christian libertarianism
- Christian nationalism
- Christian pacifism
- Christian reconstructionism
- Christian republic
- Christian right
- Christian socialism
- Christian state
- Christian Zionism
- Cisalpinism
- Dominion Theology
- Febronianism
- Gallicanism
- Liberation theology
- Maronite politics
- Papal state
- Pillarisation
- Political Catholicism
- Relations between the Catholic Church and the state
- Sphere sovereignty
- Subsidiarity
- Temporal power
- Theodemocracy
- Ultramontanism
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Judaism and politics |
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- Halachic state
- Jewish anarchism
- Jewish anti-Zionism
- Jewish Autonomism
- Jewish democracy
- Jewish fascism
- Kahanism
- Revisionist Maximalism
- Jewish feminism
- Jewish law
- Jewish left
- Jewish pacifism
- Jewish political movements
- Jewish right
- Jewish secularism
- Jewish socialism
- Poale Zion
- Zionism
- World Agudath Israel
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Hinduism and politics |
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- Akhand Bharat
- Hindu feminism
- Gandhism
- Hindu law
- Hindu modernism
- Hindu nationalism
- Hindu revolution
- Hindu revivalism
- Hindu environmentalism
- Integral humanism
- Indigenous Aryans
- Rama Rajya
- Saffronisation
- Shuddhi
- Uniform civil code
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