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t if you ask a religious person o kno God is ten in ta, and if you ask o knos in aritic, is ten in sucicians book.
is ta, in tics.
is to understand by superstition.
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e accept many t many t kno titious too.
Suppose a man in a village is possessed by a g.
Educated people is superstition.
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So all ted people of tain t tory of t is fake, but t kno at a university like ment conducting researco gs and spirits.
tment ed pographem.
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