#religions — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #religions, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/afrique/205833/ Assassinat des moines de Tibhirine en 1996 : conférence sur « les martyrs d’Algérie » le 12 septembre à Entrammes #Algérie #Entrammes #histoire #Laval #Mayenne #Religions
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“A #Yoruba man travels to #Brazil and encounters a #religion built from traditions that people back home in #Nigeria had learned to distrust.
The experience forces a question: how did Yoruba religion survive the Atlantic but become estranged from the people it came from?
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“Both #religions were foreign. #Islam arrived earlier, through North African trade and political expansion, and captured my grandparents’ generation. That made them chief imams. #Christianity came through organized missionary infrastructure and later Pentecostal revivalism. That made my parents pastors. What this meant for me was a near-total estrangement from any #indigenous Yoruba #religiousSystem; despite growing up in a Yoruba-majority state in Nigeria, speaking the language fluently and understanding most of its social codes.”https://rpublc.com/story/2026/05/24/culture-and-society/reclamation-across-the-atlantic
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“A #Yoruba man travels to #Brazil and encounters a #religion built from traditions that people back home in #Nigeria had learned to distrust.
The experience forces a question: how did Yoruba religion survive the Atlantic but become estranged from the people it came from?
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“Both #religions were foreign. #Islam arrived earlier, through North African trade and political expansion, and captured my grandparents’ generation. That made them chief imams. #Christianity came through organized missionary infrastructure and later Pentecostal revivalism. That made my parents pastors. What this meant for me was a near-total estrangement from any #indigenous Yoruba #religiousSystem; despite growing up in a Yoruba-majority state in Nigeria, speaking the language fluently and understanding most of its social codes.”https://rpublc.com/story/2026/05/24/culture-and-society/reclamation-across-the-atlantic
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“A #Yoruba man travels to #Brazil and encounters a #religion built from traditions that people back home in #Nigeria had learned to distrust.
The experience forces a question: how did Yoruba religion survive the Atlantic but become estranged from the people it came from?
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“Both #religions were foreign. #Islam arrived earlier, through North African trade and political expansion, and captured my grandparents’ generation. That made them chief imams. #Christianity came through organized missionary infrastructure and later Pentecostal revivalism. That made my parents pastors. What this meant for me was a near-total estrangement from any #indigenous Yoruba #religiousSystem; despite growing up in a Yoruba-majority state in Nigeria, speaking the language fluently and understanding most of its social codes.”https://rpublc.com/story/2026/05/24/culture-and-society/reclamation-across-the-atlantic
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“A #Yoruba man travels to #Brazil and encounters a #religion built from traditions that people back home in #Nigeria had learned to distrust.
The experience forces a question: how did Yoruba religion survive the Atlantic but become estranged from the people it came from?
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“Both #religions were foreign. #Islam arrived earlier, through North African trade and political expansion, and captured my grandparents’ generation. That made them chief imams. #Christianity came through organized missionary infrastructure and later Pentecostal revivalism. That made my parents pastors. What this meant for me was a near-total estrangement from any #indigenous Yoruba #religiousSystem; despite growing up in a Yoruba-majority state in Nigeria, speaking the language fluently and understanding most of its social codes.”https://rpublc.com/story/2026/05/24/culture-and-society/reclamation-across-the-atlantic
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“A #Yoruba man travels to #Brazil and encounters a #religion built from traditions that people back home in #Nigeria had learned to distrust.
The experience forces a question: how did Yoruba religion survive the Atlantic but become estranged from the people it came from?
…
“Both #religions were foreign. #Islam arrived earlier, through North African trade and political expansion, and captured my grandparents’ generation. That made them chief imams. #Christianity came through organized missionary infrastructure and later Pentecostal revivalism. That made my parents pastors. What this meant for me was a near-total estrangement from any #indigenous Yoruba #religiousSystem; despite growing up in a Yoruba-majority state in Nigeria, speaking the language fluently and understanding most of its social codes.”https://rpublc.com/story/2026/05/24/culture-and-society/reclamation-across-the-atlantic
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Why Do #Cultures Adopt the #Religion of Their #Oppressors?
How long does a colonial religion take to feel like an ancestral truth? Chidume in Nigeria questions how his culture adopted #Christianity after its imposition by the sword. The hosts discuss shifting baseline syndrome and generational normalization.
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"Le châtiment corporel a longtemps été un principe éducatif dans l’enseignement #catholique." #Bétharram #religions #éduction @GenerationAthee https://lcp.fr/actualites/betharram-le-rapport-de-la-commission-d-enquete-sur-les-violences-dans-les -
#RapportBétharram
Frapper pour éduquer, prier pour pardonner, et prétendre former les consciences...
"Le châtiment corporel a longtemps été un principe éducatif dans l’enseignement #catholique." #Bétharram #religions #éduction @GenerationAthee https://lcp.fr/actualites/betharram-le-rapport-de-la-commission-d-enquete-sur-les-violences-dans-les -
#RapportBétharram
Frapper pour éduquer, prier pour pardonner, et prétendre former les consciences...
"Le châtiment corporel a longtemps été un principe éducatif dans l’enseignement #catholique." #Bétharram #religions #éduction @GenerationAthee https://lcp.fr/actualites/betharram-le-rapport-de-la-commission-d-enquete-sur-les-violences-dans-les