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How much of religion is neurol(...) 10/26/25(Sun)00:54:19 No.18106328
How much of religion is neurologically hereditary? Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)00:54:19 No.18106328
I'm a Christian (none of these observations contradict my beliefs and I don't feel the need to defend specific sects or cherrypicked quotes from the Bible) and I've noticed - what I believe seems to be the direct consequence of both of my parents' views. In my case specifically, this means an aversion to public displays of worship, an emphasis on one's own personal beliefs, and still superstitions nonetheless that highlight the holiness of both the sun and nature.
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