- Neofranciscanism
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Neofranciscanism is a new religious movement mainly based in the United States, Europe and Brazil. Derived from the practice of the Neural Paradigm (Neurality and derivative works) - which focuses primarily on the implications of Solipsism on the dynamics of individuals, society and nature - Neofranciscanism is mostly known for its power of "trans-religious conciliation" (according to their Portuguese website) since its points of view can be easily translated into the ones of any other religion. Concerning to metaphisics, neofranciscan beliefs resemble Advaita Vedanta and the consciousness causes collapse interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. On the social ground, Neofranciscanism blends many forms of Anarchism and collaborative work.
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