Did America Indians kiss on the lips as an expression of affection? Alan Hart Corpus Christi, Texas It’s difficult to get universal agreement among scholars on kissing. Some researchers believe that many American Indian tribes did not adopt kissing until after having contact with European settlers and Western cultures. In turn, Europeans learned it from the Romans, who got it from the Greeks, etc. Kissing is referenced in the Old Testament. Today, kissing is not practiced in 10 percent of t


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