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Jiang says charismatic leaders with visions could attract followers, become celebrity-like religious figures, and eventually be worshiped after death, creating settlement around the temple.
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Charismatic Leaders
Jiang says charismatic leaders with visions could attract followers, become celebrity-like religious figures, and eventually be worshiped after death, creating settlement around the temple.
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Jiang restates the lecture's main theory: religious need, festivals, and brilliant charismatic leaders drew people into settlement; settled life then developed ancestor worship and depleted local resources, pushing agriculture.
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"...by shamans, and what makes them special is that they are charismatic leaders, okay? Charismatic leaders. Charismatic leaders are people like Mao Zedong, Barack..."
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"And then, when they died, what happened was they still worshiped them in their death. And so, this place became a temple, okay? Does..."
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"So, who these charismatic leaders are, are people who have visions or dreams of God or the spirit world, okay? And then, they present..."
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"...they came together to have these religious festivals. There were some charismatic leaders who were so brilliant that people chose to settle down with..."
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