Jiang models early religious thought as arising from experiences that overwhelm ordinary explanation: childbirth, stars, healing, nature, and death.
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Childbirth
Jiang models early religious thought as arising from experiences that overwhelm ordinary explanation: childbirth, stars, healing, nature, and death.
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Mystery makes things sacred and divine; childbirth becomes sacred because it was mysterious, and women become sacred because they give birth.
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"...world. What's the first thing that comes to mind? How about childbirth? Childbirth, right? Does that make sense to you guys? Because I'm a..."
"...the first thing that amazes about amazes us about being human childbirth right what's the second thing that would amaze you if you were..."
"worlds out there does it make sense all right what else amazes you about the world to me okay recovery from disease okay so..."
"...And mystery makes things sacred and divine. Right? So back to childbirth. Childbirth is something that back then they couldn't understand. Therefore, they have..."
"...they know this because women give birth not men. Okay? And childbirth is mysterious. Does that make sense? Okay. So we understand symbols and..."
"...nine months to incubate the child in your womb. And then childbirth is the most painful experience anyone will ever experience. And then the..."
"...are. So it's very easy for a woman to die in childbirth. Okay? And low competition. Low competition just means that there are no..."
"...has to be a farmer he punched a woman by making childbirth painful he punished a serpent by making him slither on the ground..."
"...adulthood. Okay? They want to avoid the risk of dying in childbirth. They want to avoid the risk of their child dying young. Okay?"
"...you have too many children it's possible you could die in childbirth it's also possible that your children die in childbirth as well so..."
"...after people started to wash their hands, no one died in childbirth anymore. And Simmelweis, being a rigorous scientist, he collected all this data,..."
"...world know about this, more women are going to die in childbirth. And they fought for a long time, years and years, and then..."
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