Book Review: Religion in Human Evolution
Bellah offers an unprecedented and near-exhaustive examination of the biological and cultural origins of religion in just 714 pages.
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WesCeleb: Max Nussenbaum ’12
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Students Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival
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Notably Sharp, But Not Out of Tune
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Fall Food Activities: Apples
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Around the World: Notes from Paris
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