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- AdamFirst man according to the Abrahamic creation myth
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- Apostles in the New TestamentPrimary disciples of Jesus
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- Apostles' CreedEarly statement of Christian belief
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- AshaCentral and complex Zoroastrian theological concept
- Ashem vohuImportant prayer in Zoroastrianism
- AshgiMesopotamian god
- AshnanMesopotamian goddess of grain
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