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Old 10.23.2007, 10:33 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by gast30
the most simple definition of freedom:

step 1

you go back to the primitive tribe of about 2000 peoples ( were we all come from)
they have simple tools and can make fire, speak a primitive languish

there was no time, no numbers, no religion ( all inventions of peoples)
and the word freedom didn't even exist

Aside from the collecting and making of tools, which was easily mimicked by members of the tribe, wasn't the ability to make fire the first really individual trait? And this makes fire sort of the first really valuable possession in that sense. And as a consequence didn't this cause the first separation between Self and The Other? Because, you know, there had to be one primitive that made the fire first. Thus, the first religion began as a fire-cult, no?

And as anthropology reminds, hunting and fertility rituals as evidenced in cave drawings and such were among the first religious ceremonies too.



 
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