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Jiang defines animism as the belief that every living thing has a soul and all living things are interconnected, making it probably the first religion.
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First Religion
Jiang defines animism as the belief that every living thing has a soul and all living things are interconnected, making it probably the first religion.
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"...animism and what animism is it's a very it's probably the first religion okay it's a belief that each living thing whether it's a..."
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"...is Judaism, right? And it makes sense because Judaism is the first religion. It is from Judaism in which you have Islam as well..."
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"...will i will show you in this class that actually the first religion that was monotheistic is christianity okay so the difference between between..."
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"...religions have developed in Canada to sustain this economic framework. The first religion is environmentalism. Canians love the environment. They believe it is their..."
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"...to construct an understanding of the world. Okay? So basically the first religion was this. Right? And this is just a theory of the..."
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