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The Anuraš Faith, also Anurash Faith, believes that all the Pagan and Polytheistic gods are actually manifestations of the Anunnaki gods. As well as that God and the Source and the One are actually the Anunnaki itself. As well as the Anuraš Faith believes in the unity of gods, unity of paganism/polytheism, unity of humanity, and the need of the evolution to humanity for a species of spiritual beings and spiritual beings. As well as Anuraš Faith also supports Anunnaki socialism, Anunnaki communism, and Anunnaki liberation theology as well.
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