Ever since the arrival of the Europeans, Europeans converted Native Americans to Christianity by force. That is why most Native Americans with religion are Christian though some maintain their original spiritual beliefs, and others are any other religion.
There was no "religion" of the Native American. Native America consisted and consists today of many, many different tribes and clans. Each had their own spirituality.
Fake Natives Americans who are actually White, tend to mis-represent Native Spirituality by lumping all the Native stereotypes together and making up fake religious ceremonies to make money.
Probably their devotion to the preservation of nature and animals.
They believed that spirits lived in animals and plants,and they worshiped the sky and the earth they believed those were the sutainer's of life.
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predominantly native American & African animist religion with a smattering of christian
No, Wicca has no connection at all with native American beliefs. It is a modern pagan religion developed in England in the early 1900s.
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The Toltecs were a Native American Culture that followed their own distinct set of beliefs, their own Toltec Religion as it were.
American Indian slaves brought whatever beliefs their particular tribe practiced.
The Hupa were a Native American tribe located in Northern California. Their religion is a traditional tribal religion, meaning that they still follow the religion of their ancient tribesmen.
The Chickasaw Native Americans believed in Christianity through a Protestant domination. They are considered a very religion Native American tribe.
the native Americans believed in spirits. a spirit for everything sun cloud earth tre ect
It varies; many are Christian, and many practice their indigenous religion. Like Americans in general, there is a wide variety...
The predominant religion in Panama is Catholicism, as it is throughout Latin America.