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The core of anthony f. c. wallace's understanding of religion was belief in

The core of anthony f. c. wallace's understanding of religion was belief in
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Anthony Wallace believed in supernatural things, which are things that might be real but cannot be proven or demonstrated. They can be part of another, bigger belief system or be independent.
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