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| − | :::::::::::<FONT COLOR=darkblue><big><big>'''[[Samernes gamle religion]]'''</big> </big><br>By ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2024 | + | :::::::::::<FONT COLOR=darkblue><big><big>'''[[Samernes gamle religion]]'''</big> </big><br>By ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2024<br> |
::::::::::: '''Samernes gamle religion''' provides, in nine thematic chapters, a broad insight into the various aspects of the Sami people's pre-Christian religion, as described in the oldest sources and interpreted by modern research. – The Sami’s way of life and thinking were deeply influenced by nature. Their religion was animistic. Not only plants and animals were considered living beings, but mountains, lakes, rocks, and other elements of nature were also inhabited by spirits and natural powers. Nature was sacred. The Sami had no need for temples or shrines; they found their holy places and cult sites in nature. They did not have priests but relied on a shaman, who had special abilities to establish contact between humans, gods, nature spirits, and ancestors. [[Samernes gamle religion| '''Book presentation here''']]. '''Order here:''' [[Fil:Bestillingsknap blue.jpg|30px|link=https://www.saxo.com/dk/samernes-gamle-religion_bog_9788791668678]]</FONT COLOR=darkblue> | ::::::::::: '''Samernes gamle religion''' provides, in nine thematic chapters, a broad insight into the various aspects of the Sami people's pre-Christian religion, as described in the oldest sources and interpreted by modern research. – The Sami’s way of life and thinking were deeply influenced by nature. Their religion was animistic. Not only plants and animals were considered living beings, but mountains, lakes, rocks, and other elements of nature were also inhabited by spirits and natural powers. Nature was sacred. The Sami had no need for temples or shrines; they found their holy places and cult sites in nature. They did not have priests but relied on a shaman, who had special abilities to establish contact between humans, gods, nature spirits, and ancestors. [[Samernes gamle religion| '''Book presentation here''']]. '''Order here:''' [[Fil:Bestillingsknap blue.jpg|30px|link=https://www.saxo.com/dk/samernes-gamle-religion_bog_9788791668678]]</FONT COLOR=darkblue> | ||
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