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I’ve been designing a Paul/Shinji team based around the best of his 6 Pokemon, Torterra, Weavile, Electabuzz (Don’t have the capability to trade yet) Magmar (Again not able to trade), Gliscor and Honchkrow. I already have 3 of the Pokemon trained or in training and their moves finalized

Torterra (Physical Sweeper)

Swords Dance

Earthquake

Rock Slide

Razor Leaf

Honchkrow (Special and Physical Sweeper)

Night Slash

Dark Pulse

Shadow Ball

Aerial Ace

Weavile (Physical Sweeper, Ice Beam For Backup)

Swords Dance

Night Slash

Avalanche

Ice Beam

The other three I haven’t caught yet, but when I do I have their movesets roughly decided.

Magmar (Special Sweeper, Fire Punch For Backup)

Flamethrower

Fire Punch

Sunny Day

Confuse Ray/Focus Blast (Probably Focus Blast)

Electabuzz (Special Sweeper, Thunderpunch For Backup)

Thunderpunch

Thunderbolt/Charge Beam

Psychic

Brick Break/Protect

Gliscor (Physical Sweeper)

Swords Dance

X Scissor

Night Slash

Earthquake

I’m open to any suggestions and I’m not making this exactly like his as you can already discern, since there’s no Frenzy Plant, Giga Drain or Leaf Storm on Torterra, nor is there Blizzard on Weavile or Protect on Electabuzz (maybe) or Guillotine on Gliscor. Just making the team with the Pokemon of my fave chara, no more no less.

God as reality, God as something akin to the Ellimist, "God" as concept in theology, "God" as concept in philosophy, etc.

In other words, does a worldview entail a religious view of the world moreso than philosophical, philosophical more than religious or a hybrid/amalgam of the two?

In short, is every religion merely a type of philosophy in approaching ethics, metaphysics, aesthetics, etc instead of absolutely separate from the discipline of philosophy in general?

In particular, people who are essentially atheists, is it possible to still meaningfully study religion as an academic discipline and not as literature?