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Es wird immer und immer wieder betont, dass in allen Religionen die Idee der Dreieinigkeit sich findet und dass sie eine der ältesten Religionslehren ist. Es wird vor allen Dingen betont, dass wir, gleichgültig ob wir nach Indien gehen, nach Persien oder nach Ägypten, zu den Deutschen, Germanen oder Kelten, überall drei Aspekte der Gottheit finden, die ungefähr mit denselben Eigenschaften begabt sind. 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