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[https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/11/how-early-christian-church-gave-birth-today-s-weird-europeans Science Mag 11/07/2019]
In September 506 C.E., the fathers of what would later become the Roman Catholic Church gathered in southern France to draw up dozens of new laws. Some forbade clergy from visiting unrelated women. Others forbade Christians from marrying anyone more closely related than their third cousin. The authors of a sweeping new study say that last, seemingly trivial prohibition may have given birth to Western civilization as we know it.

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