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the common superstition of the Philippines is like wag maliligo pag galing sa patay
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Give 5 examples of superstitions without scientific basis?
what are supertitious belief?
What are superstitions or superstitions belief?
it is a saying of some persons
Common belief and health practices in Philippines?
pagkantot
What is the view of science on superstitions?
Scientifically, superstitions are considered as a psychological need for supernatural belief
How age affects the belief in superstitions?
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Example of superstitious belief of animals and plants in the Philippines?
The Philippines are filled with old fold legends and superstitions about animals and plants. One of the most common is that basil can protect the home from evil forces. Another is that the houseleek can protect the house from thunder and evil spirits. Another is that a cock crowing on the doorstep means to expect guests.
What is the examples of beliefs?
One example of a superstitious belief is having a black cat cross a person's path. Other superstitions are walking under a ladder, spilling salt and breaking a mirror.
What is the superstitions and belief?
a practice were previously througth to been found out to have scientific bases
Is the superstitious belief in India are of scientific importance?
Yes because scientists study superstitions to the extreme! Okay, not really! But they do study that. Superstitions have been going on for years.
When does a belief become superstitions?
Since I am not a philosopher, I shall refer you to the related link for a start. =================
Do superstitions about comets and asteroids have a scientific basis why?
No. By definition, a superstition is a belief that does not have a scientific basis.
The meaning of suoerstitous?
i Think your intention is 'superstitous' not 'suoerstitous' ths word means : having or showing a belief in superstitions. superstitions means : a belief or practice resulting from ignorance, fear of the unknown, trust in magic or chance, or a false conception of causation
