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Religiously Logical

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October 22, 2014

 

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According to Le Bon's Contagion theory, "?crowds exert a hypnotic influence over their members (Mackay)." During early human civilizations, people would often gather in the center of their villages. The psychological power that these people experienced because of the size of the crowd that congregated was felt at every gathering...
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This feeling was ? as best as they could reason - attributed solely to the totem pole nearby; when they gathered around the totem pole, they felt powerful. Thus the totem pole had powers, and thus the totem pole began to gain credibility as a supreme being. 3 Throughout history, people tend to make up stories when they are confused and unable to explain the mysteries of the world...
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