Jiang says Catalhoyuk's living rooms functioned as temples, making it one of the first religious communities where religion permeated everyday life from birth to death.
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Jiang says Catalhoyuk's living rooms functioned as temples, making it one of the first religious communities where religion permeated everyday life from birth to death.
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"...maybe once a year. Okay? But it wasn't part of your everyday life. Whereas in Kanahoyak, religion was in your life from birth to..."
"...is very complex and how they imbued it embedded into their everyday life every day when they wake up and they see the world..."
"...and nation state are all powerful concepts that are embedded into everyday life. You cannot escape it, okay? You've been brainwashed into thinking that..."
"...and nation state are all powerful concepts that are embedded into everyday life. You cannot escape it. Okay? You've been brainwashed and thinking that..."
"...it. For when asceticism was carried out of monastic cells, into everyday life, okay?"
"...conquers more and more territory, as it becomes more embedded into everyday life, there will be a nostalgia for the Catholic Church and there..."
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