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Long before temples, sacred texts, and organized religions, ancient humans were already trying to understand a mysterious and unpredictable world. Thunder, storms, disease, death, dreams, the changing seasons, and the movement of the sun and stars all raised questions that had no simple answers. This episode explores…
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