According to Caminha, the indigenous people did not have a religion, about this we can affirm that: a) he was wrong, the indigenous people were p...
According to Caminha, the indigenous people did not have a religion, about this we can affirm that:
a) he was wrong, the indigenous people were polytheistic and their religions had some aspects;
b) he was right, the indigenous people did not have gods;
c) he was wrong, the indigenous people were polytheistic just like the Europeans;
d) he was wrong, the indigenous people were monotheistic just like the Europeans;
e) he was right, after all, the only true religion was Catholicism.
a) he was wrong, the indigenous people were polytheistic and their religions had some aspects;
b) he was right, the indigenous people did not have gods;
c) he was wrong, the indigenous people were polytheistic just like the Europeans;
d) he was wrong, the indigenous people were monotheistic just like the Europeans;
e) he was right, after all, the only true religion was Catholicism.
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De acordo com Caminha, podemos afirmar que a opção correta é: a) ele estava errado, os povos indígenas eram politeístas e suas religiões possuíam alguns aspectos. Caminha, em sua carta, descreveu os povos indígenas como não tendo "culto nem idolatria", o que pode ter levado à interpretação de que eles não possuíam uma religião. No entanto, estudos antropológicos e históricos mostram que os povos indígenas do Brasil possuíam sim crenças religiosas, sendo geralmente politeístas e com uma forte conexão com a natureza.
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