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Ordinary ancient households are described as multi-religious, with people practicing the faiths of family, neighbors, spouses, and rulers as a way of getting along.
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Multi Religion
Ordinary ancient households are described as multi-religious, with people practicing the faiths of family, neighbors, spouses, and rulers as a way of getting along.
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"So let me explain what's happening. Okay? So remember, the Babylonians in 586, they take over Jerusalem. They burn a temple. They destroy the..."
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"Okay? Because this is how people got along. Right? If you said that my God is better than your God, you will piss off..."
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