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=== Superstition === | |||
* 13 and Friday the 13th superstitions | |||
** many ancient counting systems, especially Babylonian, were 12-base | |||
*** therefore 13 marked a bad number | |||
** in Christianity, Judas was considered the 13th disciple at the Last Supper | |||
*** since he betrayed Jesus, 13 is associated with him | |||
*** it is likely that the prejudice against pre-existed the story of the Last Supper and Judas | |||
* see: | |||
** [[https://www.history.com/topics/folklore/friday-the-13th Friday the 13th (History.com)]] | |||
== Prehistoric == | == Prehistoric == | ||
Revision as of 15:54, 6 April 2021
Religion
Mitigating Uncertainty[edit | edit source]
Ritual[edit | edit source]
- burial
- sacrifice
- purpose
- types of sacrifice
- animal sacrifice
- human sacrifice
Superstition[edit | edit source]
- 13 and Friday the 13th superstitions
- many ancient counting systems, especially Babylonian, were 12-base
- therefore 13 marked a bad number
- in Christianity, Judas was considered the 13th disciple at the Last Supper
- since he betrayed Jesus, 13 is associated with him
- it is likely that the prejudice against pre-existed the story of the Last Supper and Judas
- many ancient counting systems, especially Babylonian, were 12-base
- see:
Prehistoric[edit | edit source]
- animism
- polytheism
Paleolithic[edit | edit source]
- conceptual thought
- spirituality
- examples
- cave paintings
- pictograms
- figurines
- Venus figurine
- lion man
- totemism
Neolithic[edit | edit source]
- examples
- ritual burial
- megaliths
Ancestor Worship[edit | edit source]
- Neolithic origins *
Mythology[edit | edit source]
Polytheism[edit | edit source]
Organized Religions[edit | edit source]
- listed in approximate chronological order of development
Hinduism[edit | edit source]
Zoroasterism[edit | edit source]
Bhuddism[edit | edit source]
Abrahamic religions[edit | edit source]
Judaism[edit | edit source]
- Old Testament
Christianity[edit | edit source]
- New Testament
Islam[edit | edit source]
Religion Categories[edit | edit source]
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