[Ms. Philian Louis C. Weygan discusses the similarities between Igorot religion and Japanese Culture article in her column "Sangal di Kultura". Ms. Weygan is the executive director of the Upland Development Institute and the Association of Young Igorot Professionals.]
Indigenous peoples and most Asians consider their religion as part of an intricate web with the other aspects of culture (sangal di kultura) that dictate their way of life. This is in contrast to most Western worldview of compartmentalized religion.
Indigenous peoples and most Asians consider their religion as part of an intricate web with the other aspects of culture (sangal di kultura) that dictate their way of life. This is in contrast to most Western worldview of compartmentalized religion.
