Is Greek preposition or an adverb that means close in, together to the margin, almost. English is used as a prefix to form words as paranormal, Paralympic, Paradox, paranoia, parapsychology, paradigm reduplicative, parasympathetic, paramilitary...In all cases you want to mean that the reality in question resembles or is next to the authentic, but it is not authentic because it is apart of the same, being parallel to it. It is always a substitute for the true reality: some of these words used are not recognized by the SAR, such as pharmacy or pararreligion. The latter would mean set of ideas or beliefs that are reminiscent of a religion, but are not. We would therefore conclude that a pararreligion would be a false religion which seems true. And when a religion is true? When the time and the society as a whole accepted that it is not harmful to people.
