cameron smith has played the most state of origins.
cameron smith has played the most state of origins.
who has played the most state of origins?
cameron smith
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first, whitaker argued that jaspers' discussion that associated stability and singular successes of the axial faiths as deriving within this "axial age" period of origin is to misconstrue and conflate two phenomena—the origins of the axial faiths and the origins of their singular stabilities. (p. 201) these issues had different and distinct origins. to the contrary of jaspers, whitaker argues first the axial faiths were hardly stable or singular at their origins. they were whittled to fit and delimited in number after hard-won attempts at it for centuries by novel imperial elites. instead, the origins of the axial age were characterized by many faiths—unstable, fractious, heterodox, anti-systemic or unconcerned with state power, untractable, and uncooperative—the direct opposite of the later more stable and singular systemic state-sponsored versions which were a neutered and delimited version of axial faiths instead of being part of the origins of the axial faiths "per se". this singularity and stability to the axial faiths developed only after many hard-won and unpredictable attempts at whittling the "round" and boisterous communities of the axial faiths to fit the staid "square holes" of state jurisdictional authorities, instead of it being possible to conflate the singularity and stability of the successful religions with the origins of the axial age itself. instead, much religion in the origins of the axial age died out from lack of later sponsorship, was attempted to be selectively appropriated only, or was attempted to be wholly repressed. the singularity and stability is a project of later empires instead of the origins of the axial age itself. the empires conquering across the axial age selectively appropriated only a few narrow tactics and beliefs of the axial faiths, attempting to "repurpose" their tactics and ideas toward social projects unrelated to them like state support, bureaucratic staffing, hierarchical legitimacy, and subservience.
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