Peasants are loyal to religion because over generations religion becomes tradition, land, family, food, habit, and the felt texture of home.
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Peasants are loyal to religion because over generations religion becomes tradition, land, family, food, habit, and the felt texture of home.
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"me why are peasants so loyal to the religion right okay great great question all right sorry let me um all right so what..."
"...tells us is that people are, first and foremost, people of habit. Does that make sense? Why? Why are people of habit? Because this..."
"...don't care. Okay? You're not feeling good. So you resort to habit. And habit is in the land, the family, the tradition, and the..."
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