an·i·mism 1. The belief in the existence of individual spirits that inhabit natural objects and phenomena. 2. The belief in the existence of spiritual beings that are separable or separate from bodies. 3. The hypothesis holding that an immaterial force animates the universe. Taken from: TheFreeDictionary
Animistically: in a manner that is of or pertaining to animism (the belief that spirits inhabit natural objects or phenomena)
No, it is not.
The animistic natives were easily frightened by the safety flare.
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focused on connecting with nature, belief in spiritual beings inhabiting natural elements, and recognizing the sacredness of all living things.
The people of Nigeria have numerous religions: Christian, Muslim, & animistic religions. As Christian or Muslim, they are monotheistic; Animistic believers would be polytheistic.
usually called a shaman
Africans have always had animistic and tribal religions.
Animistic cultures will worship animals regardless of continent.
that some people are idiots
The animistic belief system of traditional West Africans reveals their close connection to nature, their belief in spirits inhabiting natural elements, and their holistic view of the world where everything is interconnected and has spiritual significance. This belief system influences their customs, rituals, and relationships with the environment and community.
An appreciation of the forces of nature.
They belived that the spirit world was real and all living things were animistic.