Project Abstract

Abstract
Globalization has become a defining characteristic of the contemporary world, influencing various aspects of societies, including traditional religious practices. This research investigates the impact of globalization on traditional religious practices, focusing on indigenous cultures as a case study. The study aims to explore how globalization has affected the preservation, adaptation, and transmission of traditional religious beliefs and practices within indigenous communities. Through a comprehensive literature review, this research examines the theoretical frameworks and existing studies related to the intersection of globalization and traditional religions. The methodology involves qualitative research methods, including interviews, observations, and analysis of relevant documents. The study also considers the ethical implications of researching and discussing indigenous religious practices within the context of globalization. The findings reveal the complex dynamics between globalization and traditional religious practices, highlighting both challenges and opportunities faced by indigenous communities. The discussion delves into the implications of these findings for the preservation of cultural heritage, identity, and spirituality within the context of a rapidly changing globalized world. Ultimately, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of the multifaceted impact of globalization on traditional religious practices in indigenous cultures and provides insights for policymakers, scholars, and community stakeholders seeking to support the resilience and continuity of these valuable cultural traditions in the face of global challenges.

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