The Inuit do not build sacred buildings known as churches.They consider nature sacred and themselves as children of nature.For the Inuit everything has a soul and is spiritually connected.The universe is in harmony, and the powers of nature are neutral toward humans.When evil (which can take such forms as bad hunting, bad weather or illness) occurs, the source is almost always people's bad behaviour.This description corresponds to which one of the following religions?
A)Buddhism
B)Islam
C)Lutheran Christianity
D)Shamanism

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The description corresponds to the beliefs of Shamanism, which emphasizes the interconnection between nature and humans, the spiritual significance of all things, and the importance of inner balance and harmony with the world. In Shamanism, there are no churches or formal religious institutions, as spiritual experiences occur through personal connections with nature and the spirits. Evil or negative events can often be attributed to human actions, and shamans may perform rituals or use healing techniques to restore balance and harmony.

The Inuit Do Not Build Sacred Buildings Known as Churches