Define the term "indigenous religion" and explain?

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Answer 1

Indigenous means originated in, so an indigenous religion would be the original religion of a place.

For example, in the U.S., the indigenous religion would be that of the Native American people.

Answer 2

Indigenous Religion Definition

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Define the term "indigenous religion" and explain?
Just need to know about indigenous in religion

Answer 4

Essentially the term applies to the religion of any group of people, culture, area etc. that is, or was, unique to that group. It is a religion that is specifically associated wtih that group. As an example the various Native tribes in the United States had Indiginous religious beliefs that they practiced before the interferance of outsiders. Shinto is an example of an indiginous religion. It is from Japan and was not practiced anywhere outside of Japan unitl the Japanese started leaving their native country. ALL cultures had an indiginous religion at one time, although many were nearly destroyed by outsiders, (that of the Romans, Greeks, Norse, Celts, Aztecs and Native American Tribes as examples.) There is still a pull toward those indiginous beliefs in each person blood, IF they will but listen.

Answer 5

indiginous means sans[without] culture [cerimony ] tradition
a plant can be indiginous [without culture]
in-di-genious [both sexes]
also people that have suffered genocide ,who dont have the ongoing spiritual link to the land ,true dust of our ancestors ,nor of the culture traditrion ,rhyme ,song ,reason or dreaming of thier fathers,
ab-origonal belief is beyond religion
alfa/beta-origonal =adam and eve=aborigonal.
adam being the alfa ,his rib minus the troubling y chromosone made xx=eve=beta
they are of course brother and sister]
or as some aborigonal beliefs reveal
mother sun
indigenus describes the bi-ble =two testiments[2 books]
adamism is an intermediate
aborigonal belief holds we are a part of the land ,just as thy arm is part of thy body.

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