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Nonparticipation is treated as violence against the community, the religion, the forest, and the god because it says the shared ritual world does not matter.
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Nonbelief
Nonparticipation is treated as violence against the community, the religion, the forest, and the god because it says the shared ritual world does not matter.
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Jiang says religion can be more real than reality as long as everyone believes in it, and nonbelief threatens the religion's survival.
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"yeah it's not a classroom it's not real this discussion is not real it's pointless you understand so that's what's happening here they're malembo..."
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"the forest right does that make sense guys okay so for most of you of human history people take their religion extremely seriously so..."
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For most of human history, Jiang argues, humans were peaceful, egalitarian, and artistic because the forest, animals, ancestors, and spirit world were not scenery.
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