| It can be argued that formation of self-identity in general and religious identity in particular is inherently syncretistic. |
| The philosophy tends to be a syncretistic mixture of Sankhya and Vedanta thought, with special and at times exclusive emphasis on the god's power, or shakti. |
| Followers of Asian 20th-century neoreligions, neoreligious movements, radical new crisis religions, and non-Christian syncretistic mass religions. |
| Eclecticism for Newman was primarily syncretistic, combining elements of Greek philosophy and other schools. |
| The Simonian system at most might be named, on the basis of the syncretistic religion founded by Simon Magus. |
| These exogamous marriages introduced the possibility of idolatry and syncretistic practices into the community. |
