Religion Anthropology

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Across
  1. 2. Belief or trust without requiring empirical proof.
  2. 5. A behavior or object that is socially or religiously prohibited.
  3. 7. Cognitive mechanism that causes humans to detect agents even when none exist.
  4. 9. Belief system in which groups identify with a sacred animal, plant, or object.
  5. 10. Theory that belief in morally concerned deities helped large societies cooperate.
Down
  1. 1. Theory suggesting altered states of consciousness played a role in the origins of religion.
  2. 3. The tendency to perceive intentional actors behind events.
  3. 4. Belief that spirits inhabit natural objects and phenomena.
  4. 6. A system of beliefs, rituals, and practices concerning the sacred or supernatural.
  5. 8. Explaining things by their purpose or intended end.