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Tag Archives: Anthropology of religion
Sacrifice and the Anthropology of Religion
Image via Wikipedia Mention the word “sacrifice†in a religious context and, for many people, thoughts of young virgins tossed in volcanoes by a Polynesian King or lying on altars below the obscenely sharp obsidian blade of an Aztec ruler. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthropology, anthropology of, Anthropology of religion, religion, Roger Keesing, Teotihuacan
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Anthropology of Religion
Image via Wikipedia I don’t often post on religious topics on this blog. At least not topics related to modern religion like Christianity. I’m more interested in ancient religion and expression of religion and belief in the material record of … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Favorites, religion
Tagged Anthropology of religion, atheism, Christianity, Human sacrifice, religion, Religion and Spirituality, Sacrifice
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