In Hinduism, some devotees of the goddess Bahuchara perform this action, in imitation of the act which allowed for Bahuchara's deification, while the denial that the Prophet makes of a request by Hadrat Abu Hurrayrah are the grounds for prohibiting this action in Islam. In h
In Hinduism, some devotees of the goddess Bahuchara perform this action, in imitation of the act which allowed for Bahuchara's deification, while the denial that the Prophet makes of a request by Hadrat Abu Hurrayrah are the grounds for prohibiting this action in Islam. In his De Cultu Feminarum, Tertullian goes on a lengthy excursus on this subject, even going so far as to claim that Jesus himself had undergone this action; this act was also prohibited in the first canon of the (*) First Council of Nicaea, though, having taken Matthew 19:12 literally, Montanus, Origen, and others were said to have done it out of religious zeal. March 24, sometimes known as the "Day of Blood" saw the creation of a group of priests known as the "galli" through this activity, which was done in imitation of Attis and in honor of Kybele. For 10 points, name this action, which was undergone unwillingly by men such as Peter Abelard.
In Hinduism, some devotees of the goddess Bahuchara perform this action, in imitation of the act which allowed for Bahuchara's deification, while the denial that the Prophet makes of a request by Hadrat Abu Hurrayrah are the grounds for prohibiting this action in Islam.
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