The Oldest Religion in the World: The Origin of Belief
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Are you ready to travel back many thousands of years in time, to before the time of farming, before temples were built for worship, before gods were personified, in fact before there were gods. In this video we will journey back to see if we can see how religion was formed, and what beliefs made it all happen.
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Chapters
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0:00 Introduction
3:58 Origins of the Abrahamic Religions
12:00 Origins of Religions from Mesopotamia and the Near East
20:23 Origins of Egyptian Religion
23:49 Origins of the Indo-European Religions
33:29 Origin of Buddhism
34:10 The Catalyst for Modern Religion
43:09 From Nomads to Settlers
52:20 Hunter-Gatherers
57:56 Animism and Shamanism
1:00:44 Pre-Historic Art
1:07:30 Burial Rituals
1:14:07 Other Archaeological Evidence
1:17:26 Evidence from Mythology
1:25:10 Our Earliest Beliefs
1:30:51 Reviewing the Evidence for the Earliest Beliefs
1:41:19 The Findings and Conclusion |
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mythololgy | phylogenetics | anthropology | religious history | religious study | oldest religion | origin of religion | first religion |
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