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Three men tell about the religious practices they followed in the past, bringing honey, beer or coffee to respective people in power. They also paid money, goats or a cow for themselves or family members, afraid to get sick or die themselves if they didn't help their relatives. Should the relative die anyway, then usually the blame was on the imperfect gift. About ten years ago, they heard of a 'new God'.