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Concise Dictionary of Religion
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II'JZ:
I-THOU:
IAMBLICUS (250-330):
IBN al-'ARABI (1165-1240):
IBN AZM (993-1064):
IBN ISHQ (704-768):
IBN MJA, Muhammad (824-886):
IBN MAS'D (died 652/3):
IBN TMART, Muhammad (died 1130):
ICON [IKON]:
ICONOCLASTIC CONTROVERSY:
IDEAL TYPES:
IDEALISM:
IDEOLOGY:
IDOLATRY:
IGNATIUS (356-107):
IHSN:
IJM:
IJTIHD:
ILHM:
ILM al-KALAM:
IMAGE OF GOD:
IMAM:
IMN:
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION:
IMMANENCE:
IMMANENT:
IMMORTALITY:
IMPERIALISM:
IMPLICIT:
INARI:
INCA RELIGION:
INCARNATION:
INCARNATION OF CHRIST:
INCENSE:
INDEMNITY:
INDIVIDUAL:
INDIVIDUALISM:
INDRA:
INDUCE:
INDUCTION:
INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION:
INEFFABLE:
INFINITE:
INGE, William Ralph, "Dean" (1860-1954):
INQUISITION:
INSPIRATION:
INSPIRATION OF THE BIBLE:
INTELLECTUAL:
IPSE DIXIT:
IQBAL, Muhammad (1873-1938):
IRANIAN RELIGION:
IRENAEUS (130-200):
IRRATIONAL:
IRRATIONALISM:
IRVING, Edward (1792-1834):
ISAAC:
ISAIAH (8th century):
ISHMAEL:
ISHO'DAD OF MERV (9th century):
ISIDORE (560-636):
ISIS:
ISLAM:
ISMAILIS:
ISND:
ISRAEL:
ISRAEL ben Eliezer Ba'al Shem Tov (1700-1760):
IS'VARA:
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Concise Dictionary of Religion
IPSE DIXIT:
literally "He said it to himself." It refers to a DOGMATIC utterance unsupported by evidence.
Concise Dictionary of Religion
