But the origin and diffusion of religion, like the origin and diffusion of music, laughter, and xenophobia, reside in a largely irretrievable evolutionary past.
McCain's hesitancy means that this week's strong hand for diversity and diffusion of power is Stevens.
Maillot counts himself lucky that he's had 20 years with the Monte Carlo company "working on the education, creation and diffusion of dance".
For critics, far from being the solution to organic farming's problem, such dilution and diffusion of organic principles is part of the problem.
In a system based on the maximal reproduction and diffusion of images, witnessing requires star witnesses, renowned for their bravery and zeal.
The Carnegie Corporation's explicit goal was to "promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding".
At the core of the global divide is the vast inequality in innovation and diffusion of technology.
The development and diffusion of security systems and hardware in various parts of the world has been an uneven process.
Billed as an "international laboratory for the creation and diffusion of contemporary art," it is a private non-profit association.
He is, admittedly, a bit sketchy on the detail ("open and accessible schools... a consular system available to everyone... the protection and diffusion of our culture throughout the world"), but hey.
Pinkard relishes debunking persistent myths: champagne was not invented by a Benedictine monk named Dom Pérignon but, rather, caught on thanks to the invention and diffusion of the modern wine bottle.
