...fe, separate from everyday secular living. This is particularly evident in countries in which there is a strict separation between Church and State. W... ...ing both in Temple worship and in synagogues. When Christianity moved into countries far from Palestine, the traditional Jewish form of worship in the... ...sic teachings often sprang from the previ- ous religious views held in the countries to which Buddhism spread, and the precise nature of these views i... ...robed and haloed. (This dress has raised theories of shipwrecked Arabic or Asian sailors.) It was the Wandjinas who formed the landscape in their wand... ...t. An Aborigine is just as capable of making a sundial as a European or an Asian. But, so far as we know, no tribal Aborigine ever did in fact make a ... ...use Religion,” in Bruce Trigger (ed.), Handbook of North American Indians, Northeast, vol. 15, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., 1978. Werner...