Jiang explains trust in fortune tellers by saying Greek religion treated seers and prophets as interpreters of the gods' will.
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Fortune Tellers
Jiang explains trust in fortune tellers by saying Greek religion treated seers and prophets as interpreters of the gods' will.
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"Oh, that's a great question. Why do people trust the fortune tellers? Because remember, everyone's religious. So the fortune tellers speak on behalf of..."
"...gods are not happy with them, okay? So Agamemnon consults a fortune teller who tells him how to win the favor of the gods...."
"...as is the custom at that time, they go see a fortune teller. And the fortune teller tells them, your son is going to..."
"When he is of age, he goes and talks to a fortune teller. And the fortune teller tells him, I am sorry, but you..."
"talks to a fortune teller, and the fortune teller tells him, well, the gods are angry at you because you've killed your father, and..."
"...if he's done the right thing. So he talks to a fortune teller. And the fortune teller tells him, Antigone is right in this..."
"...I came to Troy, I saw a prophet, I saw a fortune teller, and he told me my fortune. He said I could choose..."
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