INDIGENOUS FAITHS AND THANISM WORSHIP BELIEFS IN VIETNAMESE CULTURE
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2024/1089Keywords:
indigenous faiths; Thanism Worship beliefs; integration; nation’s core values; quintessenceAbstract
In recent years, the policy of preserving and developing religions and beliefs has been increasingly focused on promoting the quintessence of the Vietnamese peoples. As classified to the only country with indigenous religious characteristics, which reflects the knowledge, beliefs, and way of life of its people that is preserved and promoted from one generation to another with the cultural and spiritual diversity in society. The process of integrating with domestic and foreign cultures has formed cross-cultures, which characterizes the process of interaction and exchange between different cultures, leading to mixing and creating cultural diversity. These dynamic activities create opportunities for development and progress, while simultaneously fading indigenous religions, which requires cultural managers to make appropriate adjustments to preserve the nation's core values and integrate new cultures to create a diverse and rich environment, contributing to the comprehensive development of the community.
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