polytheistic
The major religions in Haiti are Roman Catholicism and Vodou. Some Haitians also practice Protestantism, Islam, and other minority religions. Vodou is a syncretic religion that combines elements of African, Catholic, and indigenous beliefs.
The Cathlamet Indians traditionally practiced a form of animistic spirituality based on a close connection with nature and the spirit world. With colonization and missionary influence, some members of the tribe adopted Christianity, particularly Catholicism or Protestant denominations.
Yes, the majority of religions in the US are monotheistic, believing in one all-powerful deity. Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are the most prevalent monotheistic religions in the US, although there are also followers of polytheistic and other belief systems.
An Anthropologist is one good answer, they study all religions as a consistently arrising social phenomenon. It is a social institution on all levels of social order, hard to detect in lower primates but i suspect it is there in a nacent form. So what is going on? Humanity is working to assure the growth of consciousness will have a path forward anon, and that the kids do not have to make the same foolish mistakes the ancestors made; we have taboo, precept, and commandment-WORD! To honour the efforts of all religions and to thereby transcend the divisive is to aproach religion from the state of intellectual freedom. This being the case, lets call this intrepid soul, free. So, a person who believes in all religions is free; that is my answer. -------- Another answer is - one who follows the Baha'i faith. (http://www.bahai.org/)
Islam and Christianity
The people of Nigeria have numerous religions: Christian, Muslim, & animistic religions. As Christian or Muslim, they are monotheistic; Animistic believers would be polytheistic.
Africans have always had animistic and tribal religions.
christian 66% Muslim 10% Hinduism and Sikhism are also practiced along with a distinct minority of animistic and traditional faiths.
It is not known for sure. It highly likely that there were always religions, which originally were animistic
Most religions we think of as indigenous are animistic religions, involving worship of spirits that inhabit familiar objects in the landscape and the heavens. These beliefs arose in similar fashion across the world. Many animistic religions gradually adopted the roles of shamans, to lead worship and rituals. When religions evolved into more sophisitcated forms, they tended to diversify away from their similar origins.
Christianity and Islam are the most common religions in Ethiopia, but there might be some Jewish people too. Christianity has been in Ethiopia longer than Islam.
The whole human race started in Africa, so yes religion started there too.
No, it is not.
The animistic natives were easily frightened by the safety flare.
i searceh this question, and they were animistic....study of animals...
the linguistic base (language), animistic religions and witchcraft, ancestors were worshiped, was more divided than united in geography, ecologies , market economies,commercial activity, and trade
Some archaeologists believe that the earliest religions were likely animistic, characterized by the belief that natural objects and phenomena possess spiritual significance. Evidence such as burial practices, ritualistic artifacts, and cave paintings suggests that early humans may have engaged in spiritual or religious activities to connect with the forces of nature. These early belief systems laid the groundwork for more organized religions that developed later in human history.