Religion, Magic, and Superstition 

"Mankind's biggest mistake was when he allowed religion to hijack morality." (Arthur Clarke)

I really enjoy your presentations, thank you for posting them

I really appreciate your videos.

If the religious didn't try to impose their will on the non-religious, religion would need no criticism.

Ethnocentrism is what anthropologists embrace when they take off that hat and go home. I don't think I will ever understand religious behavior, but anthropology is the way to try.

Great presentation.

Most all societies had religion until they became informed and educated.

is the principle of non overlapping magisteria an negation or an improvement over auguste comte's the principle of positivism ?

is there a diff between sociological and anthropological understanding?

Qigong is magic but it's not superstition. Not necessarily. Read Olivier Costa de Beauregard for details.

Also it means to be really joined, to the ReaL Legend,, there is a difference in every word, it's not some woo whoo, some fucking magic, some mistysisim, religion is like the culture as there are also one culture, agriculture! An agreeable cult, a TRue aGReeaBLe CuLT, one who's a king kind a kin, and teaches civility in agriculture, and that's why or how we got KiNDeRGaRTeN, a kinder gardener, a kind Gardener, your fathers were not assholes