Indigenous Religion

All across the world there are people who love modernity, but there is also some who don’t like modernity and like to keep things simple. Growing up in an indigenous culture could be rigorous because they follow by religion and culture rather than letting technology be their main focus. Indigenous refers to people who have come from a particular place and originated from that place. Indigenous peoples are ethnic groups who ties their land back to a millennium. In this essay I will be talking about the Native Indigenous Religion and the people that have different languages, beliefs, and cultures from other people in the 21st century.
In the world religion book on page 39 under the overview it states that “some have migrated to new homelands and changed their ways of life and others have been relocated in recent generations to “reservations” within modern states.” In the Indigenous religion there are people who go out of the way a little to become fully native or just want to worship a little more than others. Tribes have been formed in the recent years

The native people are less superior than others because they do not believe in technology they believe that everything happens based on religious narrative. A religious story that tell people who they are, where they come from, why they're on earth, and where they go when they leave this world. Supernaturalism was the main focus during the pre-modern era. In the document Mr. Herring provided it states that supernaturalism is "the idea that God or gods work together with spirits, demons, angels, and other spiritual beings to cause all of the events that transpire in the physical world." If people believe this they are not following by a secular society. A society free from religious rule and teachings