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native Americans worship the eagle and other animals like the thunder bird.
Answer: No we do not worship the eagle or thunder bird. We worship God, the Great Spirit, Creator or any other word a tribe may have for God. We respect and honor the spirits of all animals and all things. We respect and honor the earth mother. Beyond that, it depends upon the tribe, and what time frame you are speaking about.
Answer they worship the wakan tanka i heard
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∙ 11y agoBefore answering please understand native American faith practice was not a religion they did it was their way of life. They did nothing witout consulting the Great Spirit first. The stopped to give thanks many times in hunt, or gathering of food, and they took all in reverence, wasting nothing. They didn't take from the earth without giving something back to her. To me The Bible describes it well (paraphrased) - We should pray without ceasing.
I was not raised on a reservation so I can not share more than I have been told. There were certain ceremonies that were sacred the tribe would attend as a whole but most elders I know would be concerned if you told them you only worship God 3 times a week. They would question how you can walk with an omnipotent spirit who is everywhere in all things and not acknowledge him many times in a day.
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∙ 12y agothe native Americans believe in the one and only god.
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They were inhabited by native Americans?
They inhabit by a native Americans
When did they become native Americans?
they became native Americans in 1982
Why were Lewis and Clark attacked by the Native Americans?
the native americans wanted their guns
What were the effects of the european immigration on the native americans?
The Europeans started to use the Native Americans as slaves.
Who did the native Americans worship?
the chief
How do Native Americans worship?
Songs, dance, and sacrifice
How do native Americans worship the eagle?
Native Americans do not worship the Eagle However, the Eagle itself is considered a sacred animal. The Eagle feathers are used in prayer ceremony.
Do Native Americans worship Satan?
No, Satan is unknown in all native American religions.
Why did the Native Americans worship animals?
Because it was part of their beliefs.
Did the native Americans worship the falcon?
no they are the disciples of the hard lads
What is a Native Americans place of worship?
Native Americans normally pray to their one god anywhere they want they do not have chruches or synaggoes like we do.
Why do Native Americans worship?
Same reason everyone worships, for there belives.
When do Native Americans worship?
Special moments, alignment of stars and planets
Did anyone worship totem poles?
No but native americans used them to mark family history.
Why didn't Native Americans of the great plains worship the buffalo?
They were valuable and used them for everything.
What did Native American customs?
I think that the native americans were #1in makeing
