Animal cult

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The book explores the evolution of hunting and fishing practices into rituals and cults, highlighting how ancient hunters used food remnants to attract animals and developed behaviors that morphed into religious actions. It examines the role of priests in shaping these rituals, emphasizing the concept of sacrifice as a central theme. The narrative critiques modern religious practices, suggesting that they often serve the financial interests of religious leaders through manipulation and the sale of religious items, ultimately influencing believers' faith and behaviors.