Hetanism (English Wikipedia)

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Antonyan 2010, pp. 104–105. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 105, note 4. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 105. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 105; Siekierski & Antonyan 2013, p. 266. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128. Siekierski, Konrad; Antonyan, Yulia (2013). "A Neopagan Movement in Armenia: the Children of Ara". In Kaarina Aitamurto; Scott Simpson (eds.). Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe. Durham: Acumen. pp. 266–282. ISBN 9781844656622.
Antonyan 2010, p. 106. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 106, note 7. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 107. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 104. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 107, note 8. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 108. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 109. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 107, note 12. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 110. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 110; Siekierski & Antonyan 2013, p. 266. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128. Siekierski, Konrad; Antonyan, Yulia (2013). "A Neopagan Movement in Armenia: the Children of Ara". In Kaarina Aitamurto; Scott Simpson (eds.). Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe. Durham: Acumen. pp. 266–282. ISBN 9781844656622.
Antonyan 2010, p. 116. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 115. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 115; Siekierski & Antonyan 2013, p. 271. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128. Siekierski, Konrad; Antonyan, Yulia (2013). "A Neopagan Movement in Armenia: the Children of Ara". In Kaarina Aitamurto; Scott Simpson (eds.). Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe. Durham: Acumen. pp. 266–282. ISBN 9781844656622.
Antonyan 2010, p. 110, note 14. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 121. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 108, note 11. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 119. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128.
Antonyan 2010, p. 119; Siekierski & Antonyan 2013, pp. 275–277. Antonyan, Yulia (2010). "'Re-creation' of a Religion: Neo-paganism in Armenia". Laboratorium (in Russian) (1). Saint-Petersburg: 103–128. Siekierski, Konrad; Antonyan, Yulia (2013). "A Neopagan Movement in Armenia: the Children of Ara". In Kaarina Aitamurto; Scott Simpson (eds.). Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe. Durham: Acumen. pp. 266–282. ISBN 9781844656622.

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"Christians! Go home”: A Revival ofNeo-Paganism between t e Baltic Sea and Transcaucasia (An Overview). Victor A. Schnirelman (2004). Journal of Contemporary Religion, Vol 17 No. 2. Page 208

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