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According to Diamond how does religion evolve along with increasingly complex societies?
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∙ 12y ago
incresaing complex societies have a lot of religious leaders
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∙ 12y ago
Diamond argues that religion evolves in parallel with increasingly complex societies because it serves important functions such as providing a moral code, promoting social cohesion, and explaining the natural world. As societies become more complex, religion adapts to meet changing societal needs and challenges, leading to the development of organized belief systems and institutions.
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What is soolaimon?
Songfacts: As found at http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=13709 An early venture into World Music, this was part of a suite of songs known as "The African Trilogy." Neil Diamond studied African culture at the Kenyon Mission, the United Nations and the African Studies department at UCLA. "Soolaimon" can mean "hello," "welcome," "good-bye" and "peace be with you." The African Trilogy was arranged by the Jazz musician Marty Paich. This was often a highlight of Diamond's live shows. He sometimes used it to open his concerts. (thanks to David Wild, author of He Is...I Say: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Neil Diamond, for all above)
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What are the six major religions?
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What do you say or what arguments are there about the proofs of existence of God Almighty given by Muslim Scholars?
Muslim scholars have presented various arguments to prove the existence of God Almighty, such as the cosmological argument, teleological argument, and the moral argument. These arguments often stem from the Quran, observation of the world, and logical reasoning to demonstrate the presence of a divine creator. The belief in the existence of Allah is a cornerstone of Islamic theology, emphasizing a monotheistic worldview.
In the book guns germs and steel According to Diamond how does religion evolve along with increasingly complex societies?
Complex societies are controlled by kleptocracies, who try to gain public support, even though the public is being robbed. To help with this process, religion was evolved which helped justify the leaders power.
What growing industry in Nigeria has increasingly attracted pirates?
Diamond
According to Jared Diamond which of these is a factor in why European societies developed technologies such as steel before those in Africa or India?
they were on an east-west axis that lined up with the fertile crescent
According to Jared Diamond which of these is a factor in why European societies developed technologies such as steel before those in Africa or India?
They were on an east-west axis that lined up with the Fertile Crescent.
What religion is Dustin Diamond?
Actor Dustin Diamond grew up with the Lutheran religion. However, it is not mentioned if he still practices this faith as an adult.
What is Neil Diamond religion?
Neil Diamond is Jewish. His real name is Neil Leslie Diamond. The middle name Leslie is Jewish.
How does Jared diamond challenges the transition from hunter gatherers to farming?
Jared Diamond challenges the idea that the transition from hunter-gatherer societies to farming was a straightforward progression leading to a more advanced civilization. He highlights the negative consequences of agriculture, such as increased social inequality, disease, and environmental degradation, suggesting that the transition was not uniformly positive for all societies. Diamond argues that some hunter-gatherer societies may have been better off before adopting agriculture.
How much does a pink diamond weigh?
A pink diamond's weight depends on its size: a pink diamond is weighed according to the standard weight criteria for any diamond.
What is the worst mistake in the history of the human race according to Jared Diamond?
According to Jared Diamond, the worst mistake in human history was the switch to farming.
What is an uncalibrated diamond?
An uncalibrated diamond is one that has not been compared to a standard or marked according to a scale.
How is a diamond priced?
A diamond is valued by its cut, colour, carat weight and clarity. This information is available from a certified gemologist. Your insurance company insures your diamond according to its value.A diamond is priced by the seller, according to what the seller believes a buyer will pay for a diamond.A diamond is worth what a buyer pays for it.Diamonds are a commodity.
How do you evaluate diamond?
Every diamond is valued according to its cut, colour, clarity and carat weight. A certified gemologist can help you evaluate your diamond.
