concept   prophets
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Cultures (19) • Islamic culture (1) • Secular (1) • mythological beliefs (1) • African Traditional Religions (1) • Atheist cultures (1) • Baha'i faith (1) • Biblical culture (1) • Contemporary Western culture (1) • Hinduism (1) • Mormonism (1) • New Age movements (1) • Pagan communities (1) • Rastafarianism (1) • Scientific communities (1) • Shamanistic cultures (1) • Sikhism (1) • Skeptic communities (1) • Sufism (1) • Tribal societies (1)
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1 prophets Islamic culture Prophets, including Muhammad and Jesus, are revered as divine messengers in Islamic culture. 11
2 prophets Secular Secular culture often views prophets as historical or mythological figures with no contemporary impact and individuals making unproven claims of supernatural abilities. 3
3 prophets mythological beliefs Prophets in mythological cultures are believed to have divine insight and the ability to influence outcomes through communication with otherworldly beings. 2
4 prophets African Traditional Religions Prophets in African Traditional Religions are revered for their role as mediators between the human and spirit worlds and are often involved in healing and divination. 1
5 prophets Atheist cultures Prophets are considered fictional or legendary in Atheist cultures. 1
6 prophets Baha'i faith In the Baha'i faith, prophets are viewed as messengers of God serving to guide and educate humanity. 1
7 prophets Biblical culture Biblical prophets are revered as messengers of God and valued for their wisdom and guidance. 1
8 prophets Contemporary Western culture Prophets are not typically seen as present in contemporary Western culture, and are more associated with historical and religious contexts. 1
9 prophets Hinduism In Hinduism, prophets are seen as essential for offering moral and spiritual guidance. 1
10 prophets Mormonism In Mormonism, prophets are spiritual leaders who interpret and transmit divine wisdom. 1
11 prophets New Age movements New Age movements often embrace prophets as mystical visionaries with esoteric knowledge and inspiration. 1
12 prophets Pagan communities In Pagan communities, prophets are often revered as insightful and mystical figures with esoteric knowledge. 1
13 prophets Rastafarianism In Rastafarianism, prophets are viewed as messengers of God assigned to guide and educate humanity. 1
14 prophets Scientific communities Scientific communities typically view prophets as individuals making supernatural claims without proof. 1
15 prophets Shamanistic cultures In Shamanistic cultures, prophets are respected mediators between the human and spirit worlds, often involved in healing and divination. 1
16 prophets Sikhism In Sikhism, prophets or spiritual teachers are highly respected and considered important sources of moral and spiritual guidance. 1
17 prophets Skeptic communities Skeptic communities reject the existence of prophets as fictional or legendary characters. 1
18 prophets Sufism Prophets in Sufism serve as spiritual leaders who interpret and transmit divine wisdom. 1
19 prophets Tribal societies In tribal societies, prophets may be seen as historical or mythological figures with little relevance to modern life. 1