Himmelsbrief
Himmelsbrief ("heaven's letter") is a name for religious documents said to have been written by God or a divine agent. They are often said to have miraculously "fallen from sky", claim protection for owners of a copy (encouraging memetic replication) and punishment for disbelievers. Some authors reserve the name for Christian apocryphal documents, but similar pieces are found in Islam, Hinduism and pre-Christian religions. Hippolytus of Rome mentions one in Refutation of All Heresies (third century), and the earlier full text is a Latin one dated in the 6th century.
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Himmelsbrief
Himmelsbrief ("heaven's letter") is a name for religious documents said to have been written by God or a divine agent. They are often said to have miraculously "fallen from sky", claim protection for owners of a copy (encouraging memetic replication) and punishment for disbelievers. Some authors reserve the name for Christian apocryphal documents, but similar pieces are found in Islam, Hinduism and pre-Christian religions. Hippolytus of Rome mentions one in Refutation of All Heresies (third century), and the earlier full text is a Latin one dated in the 6th century.
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Als Himmelsbriefe werden besti ...... an Kultorten deponiert wurden.
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Himmelsbrief ("heaven's letter ...... edly given by the Virgin Mary.
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Als Himmelsbriefe werden besti ...... kauft, oft in Form eines Bilde
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Himmelsbrief ("heaven's letter ...... one dated in the 6th century.
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Himmelsbrief
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Himmelsbrief
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