5 Almighty Gods and Their Bloodthirsty Followers
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5 Almighty Gods and Their Bloodthirsty Followers

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Many of the deities worshipped by mankind have been awful. Not only are their mythologies filled with conflict and aggression, but also the practices of their followers. Offerings of animals, and even people, have always been a constant feature of a willing worship.


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