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On Sabarimala, SC debates superstition vs religion
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that it has the right and jurisdiction to hold what is a superstitious practice in a religion. The court's observation came in response to the Centre's submission ...
A fascinating long-form article in the Atlantic by Stuart Vyse grapples with the various aspects of magical belief. The headline is more misleading than most headlines, as it indicates that the ...
The phrase “bless you” is almost reflexive in many cultures, uttered almost immediately after someone sneezes. But why do we say it? This tradition, steeped in history, superstition, and religion, ...
Superstitious beliefs and behaviors are not often considered to be particularly concerning aspects of human nature. Avoiding walking under ladders, fearing a broken mirror will lead to seven years of ...
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