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There is not only one type of Aboriginal Dream- Time, but hundreds. To my knowledge, they are all classed as religion.
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How do you use the word aboriginal in a sentence?
Islam is an aboriginal religion.
What is there religion of the aboriginal tribe?
if you are talking about the Australian aboriginal tribe's it would be the dream time
What does aboriginal religion mean to refer to?
That would simply refer to a religion of the original inhabitants of a land. Typically, animism is a common factor in aboriginal religions but the term does not exclude other forms.
What do aboriginal people believe?
what is the main religion if the aborigine people
Difference between Christianity and aboriginal religion?
Christianity is specifically belief of Jesus as Savior. Aboriginal religions vary as to gods and practices.
What is aboriginal religion belif?
they had a shamond .they belived he could go in to the spirtrul world
What has the author Lynne Hume written?
Lynne Hume has written: 'Ancestral power' -- subject(s): Aboriginal Australians, Religion, Dreamtime (Aboriginal Australian mythology), Consciousness
How would you describe the aboriginal religion?
Which one? They weren't one homogenous group of people, after all.
Is Aborigines a religion?
No it is not, it is a name given to the natives of a place.
How tall are aborigine people?
It is Aboriginal people, and how long is a piece of rope? As with any race Aboriginal people vary in height, colour, sex and religion. The average height of a man is 165cms if that is any help.
What has the author Ronald Murray Berndt written?
Ronald Murray Berndt was an Australian anthropologist known for his work on Indigenous Australian cultures. He wrote numerous books and articles on Aboriginal art, mythology, and social structure, notably "The World of the First Australians" and "Australian Aboriginal Religion".
Why did they start Hindu?
it is poo Hinduism is the native religion of India which came up by assimilation of three streams of thought, the Aboriginal, the Dravidian, and the Aryan.
