The virgin birth debate: is there practical value in the denial of paternity?

Abstract

Various tribes deny that males have a role in causing pregnancy. Edmund Leach thinks members don’t actually believe tribal dogma. I propose that there is a practical value in denying our biological knowledge.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
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