Hi Dick, you wrote:
>Okay, it's a case of pick an activity, any activity, out of the air. Then
see
>when that arbitrary activity first appeared, changing the date every time
there
>is a new discovery with an earlier date.
Besides the useless, silly sarcasm in the above, why on earth would you not
consider religious activity in the form of altars to be evidence of well,
religion and spirituality? I may be wrong, but I strongly suspect that a
good case can be made between spirituality and the building of religious
altars. Or do you deny this link?
glenn
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