Early religious forms Jiang cites as evidence that many societies assumed routine contact between humans and the spirit world.
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animistic, shamanistic religions
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...okay? And some of these gods were your ancestors. The earliest religion in every society, the most primitive religion is animistic, shamanistic religions, where..."
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"...okay? And some of these gods were your ancestors. The earliest religion in every society, the most primitive religion is animistic, shamanistic religions, where..."
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