Difference between revisions of "Belief-clique"

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==About==
 
==About==
A [[belief-tribe]] is any group of people who follow a common [[belief system]] and hold a set of [[fixed belief]]s. The group need not be formally affiliated in any way, and typically are not an actual tribe in the sense of a pre-state society.
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A [[belief-clique]] is any group of people who follow a common [[belief system]] and hold a set of [[fixed belief]]s. The group need not be formally affiliated in any way or know each other as individuals.
  
Members of a belief-tribe will often [[/signalling|signal their membership]] by the use of certain unusual words or phrasings, following certain customs, and (of course) promoting the tribe's beliefs in public venues whenever given the opportunity.
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Members of a belief-clique will often [[cliquian signalling|signal their membership]] by the use of certain unusual words or phrasings, following certain customs, and (of course) promoting the tribe's beliefs in public venues whenever given the opportunity.
  
 
There are several major types of belief-tribe common in today's global meta-society:
 
There are several major types of belief-tribe common in today's global meta-society:
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==Outlinks==
 
* [[Belief-tribe]]s are an element of {{l/wp|tribalism}}.
 

Latest revision as of 13:11, 7 October 2020

About

A belief-clique is any group of people who follow a common belief system and hold a set of fixed beliefs. The group need not be formally affiliated in any way or know each other as individuals.

Members of a belief-clique will often signal their membership by the use of certain unusual words or phrasings, following certain customs, and (of course) promoting the tribe's beliefs in public venues whenever given the opportunity.

There are several major types of belief-tribe common in today's global meta-society: