What was the very first religion?
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danieljackson
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depends on who you're asking. christians say theirs has always been, muslims say since adam and eve, jews say i think it started with abraham buddhism started about 525 BCE, hinduism i think over 3-5000 years ago... it honestly depends who you ask and what their sources are
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The ancient Bittobejokish of Scandinavia
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According to Christianity, humans were created knowing God personally. It certainly seems from anthropology that ancient humans did have religious beliefs. In Neanderthal burials, the bodies were flexed into foetal position, and buried with implements and floral tributes. This certainly shows that they felt that life was not over, that the dead were being reborn, and that flowers were important to put on the grave as a tribute even hundreds of thousands of years ago. But, religious beliefs, like many traditions, were for most of history, passed on orally. Which means we cannot ask Neanderthal man what he was thinking of when he buried his dead that way, sadly. We can only make a few surmises: that he believed in an afterlife, and mourned the loss of the individual.
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The idea of Religion came into being with the idea to worship celestial beings like the sun, moon and the stars Since people thousand of years didnt know what the sun nor the stars were or how they work, the people branded these as GODs, and they developed to worship these celestial being and created storys, with this religion is born
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Offerring a pragmatic sacrifice rather than a theological one.
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The first religion was Jewish Religion. After the coming of christ it was the Apostolic or Church of apostals.
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serpentology
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