Fearful people develop their religions as protective devices, ways to manipulate hostile environments… — Sheri S. Tepper
Fearful people develop their religions as protective devices, ways to manipulate hostile environments, formulas for identifying and defeating their enemies. The more fearful people are, the more enemies they have, the more adversarial language they use.
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