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Jiang models early religious thought as arising from experiences that overwhelm ordinary explanation: childbirth, stars, healing, nature, and death.
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Religious Origins
Jiang models early religious thought as arising from experiences that overwhelm ordinary explanation: childbirth, stars, healing, nature, and death.
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"Meaning like we see these things and we're like, oh my God, God must exist because there's no way I can explain what happened...."
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"this life come out of nothing right okay and if you don't if you have a psychology you can't explain what happened so that's..."
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"worlds out there does it make sense all right what else amazes you about the world to me okay recovery from disease okay so..."
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