“... a corner store in the big city, which comes across as non-essential for everyday livelihood”
We see this in our politicians who are at political odds with their own proclaimed faith traditions. Catholic Prime Ministers and Presidents who disregard their own informed morality to prioritize the backwards church-state separation.
“This also seems to be why, in my assessment, that the word religion is not even used to identify Indigenous beliefs and practices, due to the word having poor press in Canadian geopolitics, rather the word “culture” or “heritage” is used instead.”
Good post.
“... a corner store in the big city, which comes across as non-essential for everyday livelihood”
We see this in our politicians who are at political odds with their own proclaimed faith traditions. Catholic Prime Ministers and Presidents who disregard their own informed morality to prioritize the backwards church-state separation.
“This also seems to be why, in my assessment, that the word religion is not even used to identify Indigenous beliefs and practices, due to the word having poor press in Canadian geopolitics, rather the word “culture” or “heritage” is used instead.”
THAT is an interesting observation.