CHANGES IN THE BELIEFS OF RESIDENTS ON HON TRE ISLAND, NHA TRANG CITY
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2020/418Keywords:
Change of beliefs, change in culture, beliefsAbstract
The article mentions the status of beliefs of residents on Hon Tre island with its changes in the current context. On that basis, we will clarify the changes in beliefs; practice of beliefs; gods, places of worship and offerings of worship. At the end of the report are some conclusions about the process of changing beliefs of the residents on Hon Tre island, besides, it pointed out the parallel existence of two movement trends of beliefs, that is to keep the beliefs according to the old (traditional) way and change to suit the new situation.
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