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According to both evolutionist and creationist believers, the starting point in nature evolution or creation is the creation of whatever you consider as starting point. There should be someone responsible of this creation. This is who called God. So, nature based religion is essentially God based religion.

Shinto and other animist systems believe that everything has a spirit. Some forms of Witchcraft and Druidism may fit the bill as well. As you may be aware the "God" based religions favour brutilizing the earth over stewardship. Answer#3 All things in the cosmos or universal is a composite of energies. Therefore all things, living or non living beings is impermanent subject to changes due to the conflicts amongst the composite of energies. All things, living or non living is part of 'nature' and therefore subject to the Laws of Nature. Lord Buddha became enlightened and understood the concept of 'nature' and its Natural Laws and showed us the way of life in accordance with the Natural Laws. As all conditional things are impermanent they undergo suffering as they are unable to control the changes of conflicting energies. His core Teaching is the Sufferings, the cause of Suffering, the end to Suffering and the way to end Suffering. His Teaching of Suffering is fundamentally support with His theory of 'Non- Self' and 'Impermanance' Both these fundamental theories are based on the Natural Laws and hence, Buddhism is a nature based way of life or nature based education rather than a religion, where religion insist that God is the creator of all things.

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This type of religion is commonly referred to as animism. In animism, followers believe that objects, places, and creatures all possess a distinct spiritual essence. This belief system often involves worshiping or revering these spirits and forces of nature.

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It depends on what you really believe about nature.

- If you are awestruck at some time by a majestic landscape, beautiful sunset. To some like myself this is a kind of worship for the creator of all things, God.

- If you worship nature itself or the mother earth in general some of that falls under Neopaganism and other New Age ideas.

- If you believe there are spirits or souls in all things (rocks, trees, animals etc.). Then this is Animism and is a common belief in native tribes like some Inuit Indians. Also used some in some eastern religion like Shinto.

- If you worship forces in nature or a spirit world some feel are behind the material world then Totemism or Shamanism. Another example would be many in Wicca.

- If you just feel a cosmic connection to nature, but don't believe any spiritual aspect. Natural religion is a kind of poetic version of this. Some aspects of Naturalism fall into this category.

- If you feel there is only material world exists and deny anything that can't be currently measured (including consciousness), then Materialism covers this.

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Animism, Paganism and Wicca are all faiths which embrace nature.

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Paganism

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Paganism

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Animism

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animism.

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