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	Chaos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An oft-made assumption is that the metaphysical Chaos is Evil and that Law is Good, however it should be noted these are different concepts, and it is quite possible for Chaos to be Good and Law be Evil.
		In geology, a Chaos is an area of broken terrain, often in placenames on Mars.
		Chaos is the fifth horseman of the apocalypse in Terry Pratchett 's Discworld novel Thief of Time.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chaos (475 words)

	Chaos article - Chaos Greek Chaos Greek mythology Chaos Chinese Chaos cat character - What-Means.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Chaos or Khaos, the primordial substance from which the universe sprang in Greek mythology.
		In geology, a Chaos is an area of broken terrain.
		In Warhammer, Chaos is an army representing evil
	www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/Chaos (151 words)

	The Journey of Chaos - Chaos in Mythology
		In this myth, the emperor god of the Northern Sea, Hu, and the emperor of the Southern Sea, Shu, used to meet, on occasion, halfway between their respective confines in the territory of Hun-tun, the emperor god of the Centre.
		The Chinese word for lightning is shu-hu, which is a combination of the names of the North and South emperors, and hence, a stroke of lightning may also have been involved.
		Chinese mythology also has a story in which chaos re-emerges: the world of mirrors and the world of humans were not always separated.
	fbarber.tripod.com /chaos/chpt2.htm (2249 words)

	Chaos
		Chaos derives from the Greek Χαος (pronounced similarily to "house") and may refer to:
		Chaos the cat, a character from the Canadian children's television show Sesame Park.
		CHAOS, the Cal Hiking and Outdoors Society, a student club at the University of California, Berkeley.
	pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/c/ch/chaos.html (144 words)

	Chaos
		Chaos is described as having neither eyes nor ears; when he once invited two friends to his...
		Chaos Crags Chaos Crags is the youngest Lassen Peak.
		Conductors of Chaos: A Poetry Anthology Conductors of Chaos: A Poetry Anthology is a Iain Sinclair, and published in 199...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/chaos.html (650 words)

	Encyclopedia: Chaos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Chaos theory, in mathematics and physics, deals with the behavior of certain nonlinear dynamical systems that (under certain conditions) exhibit the phenomenon known as chaos, most famously characterised by sensitivity to initial conditions (see butterfly effect).
		In Greek mythology, Chaos or Khaos is the primeval state of existence from which the first gods appeared.
		Chaos is the name of a fictional character, a puppet cat in the Canadian childrens television show Sesame Park.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Chaos (1794 words)

	The Gods and Goddesses of China
		God of tests and examinations, literature and students.
		Description: God of thunder and retribution, he had few shrines.
		Description: God of mercy, he visited those in Hell and tried to arrange for a good reincarnation.
	www.scns.com /earthen/other/seanachaidh/godchina.html (872 words)

	Chaos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Chaos is the name of a Chinese god.
		Chaos is the name of a fictional character from Canadian children's television show Sesame Park.
		Chaos is the nameof a character in some Sega video games based on Sonic the Hedgehog.
	www.therfcc.org /chaos-26368.html (97 words)

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		Symbols of this state of unity among the gods are: the androgynous Zervain, Persian god of Limitless Time; in Greek mythology Chaos and Erebus are neuter.
		Chinese Taoists held the mandala of Yang and Yin to represent the androgyne.
		Several forms of the sun god were represented as requiring close physical union with the moon goddess, as even Brahma was useless without his female counterpart Bhavani, "Being." Egypt's "supreme" sun god was often and androgyne; the sun was his right eye, the moon his left.
	www.mit.edu /~mbarker/othex/barb/symbol5.txt (1355 words)

	Five Agents of Change in Chinese Philosophy
		In Chinese and Islamic mythology, among others, inspired messages are sent to Man from the chaos of the night ñ the twelvefold star constellations ñ during the time of the new Moon when it is invisible for three nights.
		All Chinese medicine is based on the five Hsing, and corresponds to the twelve acupuncture meridian cycles and organ groups, Yang and Yin.
		Chinese medicine maintains health and treats illness by emphasizing a person's CHI and striving for a healthy flow of the five forms of CHI.
	www.ichingwisdom.com /IChingWisdom/hsing.html (1032 words)

	Notes to Top Ten #7
		For those who aren't up on their Norse religion, the gods on the left are the Norse Odin (the "all-father" of the Norse gods, one of whose names is "Woden," which is used on page 5) and Frigg, his wife and the goddess of love and fertility.
		The blue god on the far right is the Hindu god Vishnu, and I think the god to Vishnu's left is the Buddha, but I can't identify the gods to the right of Zeus Ammon.
		In Norse mythology Loki was, in fact, the spawn of giants (Farbauti and Laufey) and the begetter of monsters (the Fenris wolf, the Midgard Serpent Jormungand, and the death goddess Hel).
	ratmmjess.tripod.com /topten7.html (1685 words)

	From protean ape to handsome saint: the Monkey King (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Regardless of whether chaos, or nature "at war with itself," is seen as a pair of rhinos or as a pair of dragons, the point of the story is the same: there are two sides or faces to nature.
		Old Chinese gods and demiurges were recruited into the burgeoning Sinitic Mahayana pantheon, and in the process a form of hierarchy among them emerged.
		This is a cosmogonic being, one born of chaos and nursed by Heaven and Earth.
	ccbs.ntu.edu.tw /FULLTEXT/JR-EPT/whalen.htm (14544 words)

	God's revelation to the chinese people (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		God has already revealed himself not only in nature (Romans 1:19-20) and history (Acts 14:17;17:23,28), but through the revelation of God found in the Chinese language and culture, Chinese throughout the world can easily understand the Gospel.
		Many Spirit filled servants of God have attempted ministry in Hong Kong, Taiwan and China during recent years, but many of them lacked skills in the Chinese language and have tried to minister with a total lack of understanding of the culture, history and philosophy of the Chinese.
		Spirit filled people to immerse themselves in the Chinese language and culture and through reliance on the power of the Spirit to break the barriers to evangelization and raise up churches that are both totally Chinese and Christian.
	www.rcmi.ac /eng/html/china/e_revelation.htm (3660 words)

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		Clement of Alexandria indicated that the notion of the symbol and the allegory are not to be taken separately and distinctly as a lot of modern authors seem to suppose.
		Jolan de Jacobi, in her work on Jung's psychology, says that Jung took the expression from St. Augustine, who used it in a sense which is very similar to the platonic 'idea', that is, the primordial reality from which the realities of existence arise as echoes and fragments.
		For instance, the Chinese symbol/word for happiness in the top of the heart, (the top signifying the high joy of the heart).
	www.blast.net /azure/SYMBOLS.htm (4757 words)

	The original ‘unknown’ god of China
		God first gave His promise of a coming saviour, the ‘Seed of the Woman,’ in Genesis (3:15).
		Like the Hebrews often did, the ancestors of today’s Chinese wandered off after false gods; the memory of who their original God was dimmed with time.
		See also: Chinese Characters and Genesis for large printable versions of Chinese Characters that show that the ancient Chinese knew the gospel message found in the book of Genesis.
	www.answersingenesis.org /creation/v20/i3/china.asp (1467 words)

	The God of the Ancient Chinese vs. the God of the Bible
		Similarity between the attributes of God expressed in the songs and the Bible also provide evidence for the concept that the god of the ancient Chinese was the same god of the Israelites of the Bible.
		The god worshipped in the border sacrifice prayers of China and the God of the Bible have these attributes in common: God is viewed as creator, father, eternal, loving, merciful, and good.
		Chinese were worshipping God when the Israelites were being easily swayed to worshiping idols.
	www.hyperhistory.net /apwh/essays/comp/cw03bordersacrifice.htm (2447 words)

	God of the Hebrews and God of the Chinese (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Just as the God of the Hebrews was a triune God (even though there has been confusion of thinking that God was Unitarian), and consisted of a Father-figure, a Spirit Mother-figure, and Filial Word-figure (which was accented in the New Testament) the same seems to go with the God of ancient China.
		This God was believed to elect noble emporers to justly govern society (The Mandate of Heaven), and their name was written in plural (just like the "Elohim" of the Old Testament), noting that this God had more than one persona.
		Another dimension to this God was the concept of "T'ien" which seemed to be the Spiritual dimension or presence of God on earth, as well as a seperate persona part of the same God, and was described effeminitely (just like the Holy Spirit).
	www.christianbbs.com /t732959 (1450 words)

	Llewellyn Encyclopedia
		One aspect of this is that it has eleven letters, thus linking the symbol of humanity, the pentagram (five identical letters) with the number of God, the hexagram, (six diverse letters).
		Aesir : Name of one of the principle families or clans of gods described in the Northern mythos.
		Thus, having the sacred knowledge allows you to reach God, a concept which may be a metaphor for Gnostic practices.
	www.llewellynencyclopedia.com /glossary.php (5317 words)

	Chaos (Chinese god) Definition / Chaos (Chinese god) Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In Chinese mythology Chinese mythology is the mythology of Chinese civilization.
		Many of the legends of Chinese mythology take place during the period of Sanhuangwudi.
		Chaos is described as having neither eyes nor ears ; when he once invited two friends to his palace A palace is an important urban residence of a royal or noble family, with its origins as the executive power center of a kingdom or empire.
	www.elresearch.com /Chaos_(Chinese_god) (258 words)

	What is Chaos?
		Chaos, in the world of quantum mechanics, is unpredictable behaviour occurring in response to precisely deterministic laws.
		An essential feature of the chaotic system is that its behaviour is non-linear, so that a small change in the initial conditions of an experiment (or of a situation in the real world ahem 'butterfly effect' is a goodie) may have a very large influence on the outcome of this experiment.
		In the last few decades, the word "chaos" in the scientific community has come to mean behaviour of a system of particles which is unpredictable because the slightest error in calculating where all the particles are now greatly affects future predictions.
	www.funtrivia.com /ask.cfm?action=details&qnid=57552 (309 words)

	Chaos - Wikipedia NL
		in de Chinese mythologie een god; zie Chaos (Chinese mythologie) 浑沌
		Dit is een doorverwijspagina, bedoeld om onderscheid te maken tussen de verschillende betekenissen en gebruiken van de term Chaos.
		Op deze pagina staat een uitleg van de verschillende betekenissen van Chaos en verwijzingen daarnaartoe.
	nl.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chaos (126 words)

	Thriving On Chaos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		On is the title of a song by the British IDM and Techno artist Richard D. James, more commonly known by his recording alias of Aphex Twin.
		Chaos derives from the Greek Χαος and mayrefer to:
		Chaos (also 'Khaos'), the primordial substance from whichthe universe sprang in Greek mythology.
	www.witchware.com /File/29064-Thriving.On.Chaos.Html (457 words)

	Io name bank
		Ugaritic and Phoenician god of lightning and pestilence, spreads plagues and death.
		Mayan god of agriculture, one who controls rain and thunder, name means "leaf-nosed one", portrayed with a leaf in his nose.
		Etruscan god of thunder and lightning, protrayed with wreath of laurel on his head, holding a staff in one hand and a laurel twig in other hand, modelled on Greek Apollo.
	pirlwww.lpl.arizona.edu /~phillips/io_features.html (1386 words)

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		In Chinese mythology, '''Chaos''' (Chinese language Chinese : 浑沌 húndùn) is the name of a god.
		Chaos is described as having neither eye s nor ear s; when he once invited two friends to his palace, the two friends offered to craft two eyes and two ears on his face so that he could hear and see, but he soon died when he finally got his eyes and ears.
		There you find a list of all editors and the possibility to edit the original text of the article Chaos (chinese god).
	www.mauspfeil.net /Chaos_%28Chinese_god%29.html (130 words)

	4.06: Street Cred
		Hong Xiuquan, a failed scholar, dreams that he is the second son of the Judeo-Christian God and leads a revolution that kills millions and conquers huge chunks of China.
		If not for an unsympathetic West and murderous infighting among his own coterie, Hong might be remembered as the founder of a Christian Baptist Chinese dynasty, instead of as a deranged symbol of the chaos and disorder in 19th century China.
		Reading God's Chinese Son, one cannot help but recall Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age, in which a revolutionary Chinese peasant army (modeled explicitly on the Taipings) runs smack into the digital future.
	wired.com /wired/archive/4.06/streetcred.html?pg=8&... (418 words)

	Egyptian Myth and Legend: Chapter XII: Triumph of the Sun God
		At Edfu in particular he has the attributes of a sky god, and at Shedenu, a city in Lower Egypt, he was "Horus of the Two Eyes", the sun being one and the moon another, thus resembling the conception of Ptah Tanen.
		It is possible that Hathor, as the chaos cow, was originally the Great Mother; and that the sky, sun, moon, and stars were the various forms assumed by her son Horus, or her various Horus sons.
		Two gods might be fused into one, but Egypt retained not only the new deity, but the two old deities as well, and thus instead of one god we have three.
	www.sacred-texts.com /egy/eml/eml15.htm (4450 words)

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	View topic - The original ‘unknown’ god of China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		‘And God said, “Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear”; and it was so.
		The origin of the Border Sacrifice would appear to be explained in the book, God’s Promise to the Chinese.8 The authors, Nelson, Broadberry, and Chock have analyzed the most ancient forms of the pictographic Chinese writing and found the foundational truths of Christianity.
		Like the Hebrews often did, the ancestors of today’s Chinese wandered off after false gods; the memory of who their original God was dimmed with time.9 The ancient Chinese script gives powerful evidence for the historical truth of Genesis.
	boards.conservativelife.com /viewtopic.php?t=40798 (1281 words)

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		It is found in the mind of god itself.
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