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Jiang frames the burial of the dead as a sacred matter in Greek belief because the unburied dead cannot find peace in the afterworld.
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Greek Religion
Jiang frames the burial of the dead as a sacred matter in Greek belief because the unburied dead cannot find peace in the afterworld.
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Jiang explains trust in fortune tellers by saying Greek religion treated seers and prophets as interpreters of the gods' will.
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"We will honor him. But Polyneses, who rebelled against the king, and who caused all this suffering and misery in the world, he 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..."
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"...example is Hyasal's Theogony. And he's talking about Greek mythology. Okay? Greek religion. So, the process goes like this. At first Gaea who's like..."
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