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... Religious forms do not vary randomly from society to society . Reli- gion is part of culture , and cultural differ- ences show up systematically in religion . Specifically ... RELIGION Religious Practitioners and Types State Religions Gods.
... Religious forms do not vary randomly from society to society . Reli- gion is part of culture , and cultural differ- ences show up systematically in religion . Specifically ... RELIGION Religious Practitioners and Types State Religions Gods.
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... religion . Unlike priests , shamans are not full- time religious officials but part - time religious figures who mediate between ordinary peo- ple and religious entities . Nevertheless , along with hunter and gatherer , shaman 18 Wallace , ...
... religion . Unlike priests , shamans are not full- time religious officials but part - time religious figures who mediate between ordinary peo- ple and religious entities . Nevertheless , along with hunter and gatherer , shaman 18 Wallace , ...
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... Religious " Shrine A comparison of Walt Disney World with a shrine in Brazil reveals further similarities be- tween Disney World and " religious " pilgrim- age sites . The Brazilian shrine , Bom Jesus da Lapa , is also located in the ...
... Religious " Shrine A comparison of Walt Disney World with a shrine in Brazil reveals further similarities be- tween Disney World and " religious " pilgrim- age sites . The Brazilian shrine , Bom Jesus da Lapa , is also located in the ...
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