Indigenous Religions Report

As I go back and research native religions again, I will attempt to describe some defining characteristics, and relate how they relate to contemporary spiritual paths. When I think of native religions, I may not quite get their relationship to our everyday life. I believe this is due to our lives being more interconnected with the free flow of information technology versus the simple word of mouth that was utilized in prior times.
There are numerous characteristics that we associate with religion, such as the aspects of religious activity, dedication, and belief. Most often, I think of ones virtue, integrity and morality. However, I believe that with indigenous religions, refer to the human behaviors, such as their social and political environment. Many assume that indigenous religions …show more content…
With an increased interest in integrating religion and spirituality is credited to a common worldly social practice, through cultural acceptance and education. In this role, religion is focused on spiritual diversity. The primary focus appears to be from a human experience that is rooted in practices of eclectic or cultural plurality, and against forms of racism and anti-religious attitudes. An example, is found in a change in attitudes among New Zealand Maorists and the religious view of Methodists. Both of these indigenous religions are related to a university cultural make-up. Another example, in the United Kingdom, social attitudes are associated with philanthropic activity influenced by Christians during the Methodist movement that was more aligned with the social sciences rather than religion. While on the other hand, spirituality is central in the worldview of the indigenous Maorists. Thus, the expression of social attitudes focused on religious diversity, cultural ideas and community good is the goal of modern spirituality underlying indigenous