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Inca imperial religious order in which conquered gods are incorporated under the supremacy of the Inca god.
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pantheon of gods
Inca imperial religious order in which conquered gods are incorporated under the supremacy of the Inca god.
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"...they conquer other people, their gods are incorporated into a pantheon of gods. Like the Romans, the Incas are extremely tolerant people. You can..."
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"...does that make sense okay so now you have this pantheon of gods okay which leads to polytheism then we make the switch from..."
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"...one god, Yahweh, but Yahweh... but they also have a pantheon of gods, which is the same... which is true for every other religion,..."
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"It's a polytheistic religion with a pantheon of gods, okay? And maybe Yahweh's at the top, or maybe Yahweh's co -equal, okay? We don't..."
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