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For anthropologists, questions arise that go beyond the dynamic changes in religiosity shown in historical time. How did human religiosity begin? When in our past, and why did it emerge? Author Barbara King seeks both the prehistoric roots of empathy and compassion, and practices organized around belief in supernatural gods or spirits.
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