Tutsi is not a religion first of all it is an ethnic group in central Africa; in the Dominican Republic Congo
The Tutsi people have traditionally practiced a mix of Christianity, Islam, and indigenous beliefs. Many Tutsi converted to Christianity during colonization, while some retain elements of their indigenous beliefs. There is no single, uniform religion followed by all Tutsi individuals.
Universalizing religions are belief systems that seek to appeal to all people regardless of their background. They often have a mission to convert non-believers and spread their teachings worldwide. Examples include Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism, which have followers across different cultures and geographical regions.
Ray Walston was raised as a Catholic but later in life identified as a Unitarian.
Religion isn't a verb and doesn't have a past tense.
barun sobti religion is sikh and he is indian
A person who converts his religion is typically referred to as a convert or a convert to the new religion.
The Tutsi Tribe Is an East-Central Africa Tribe Located In Rwanda and Burundi. The Hutu's are basically Tutsi slaves and do all of there work while the Tutsi get paid for it. 690,000 people in the tribe.
No, was ethnic in nature. Some churches or religions might have been involved on a local basis but it was Hutu versus Tutsi. ...or such is the academic and official claims. If you mean religion as in holy texts and other rituals, then no, religion didn't play a role. But churches certainly did. Hutu and Tutsi identities were not ethnic in nature, and ethnicity was introduced into Rwanda through the colonial administrators. Churches were complicit in this: they provided services of education and healthcare selectively, whereas the religion itself demanded otherwise, which caused ethnic tensions to grow. Hence, church is complicit in one of the root causes of genocide, as it followed the political agenda of the Belgian administrators instead of fulfilling its religious duties. Hope this helps. PS: and capturing it as Hutu vs. Tutsi is not healthy, as it was mostly Hutu vs. Hutu moderates and Tutsi. Also, Tutsi also committed crimes and atrocities, and such an answer belies this fact (while it must also be acknowledged that the crime of genocide was committed one-sidedly - as per the definition of the term - by Hutu).
The conflict between the Tutsi and the Hutus was conducted mainly with machetes.
The Tutsi had some power in Rwanda when in 1963, a Tutsi prime minister was chosen by the monarch. However, in later years, there was a Rwandan civil war which resulted in the death of many of the Tutsi people.
The issue in Rwanda is not Religion, its ethnicity. 84% of the population belongs to the Hutu tribe and 15% are Tutsi (source: CIA Factbook). Both tribes are of mixed faith but mainly Roman Catholic.
The Hutu and the Tutsi, who were in fact the same race, were separated based on their appearances by their foreign, Belgian rulers prior to the genocide. The Hutu were the majority; they where more bulky in build and had darker skin. The Tutsi were taller, with lighter skin, and they made more money. For this reason hate for the Tutsi was common among the Hutu. Prejudiced radio stations were geared toward spreading hate for the Tutsi. The Tutsi were a scapegoat, targeted by the Hutu during difficult times in Rwanda. "Poverty breeds extremism"; for this reason the Hutu were willing to believe that the Tutsi were the root of their problems.
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The Hutu, Tutsi's, and Twa. The Hutu's were against the Tutsi's and tried to extinct that race/kind.
Yes. hutu and tutsi gangs still fight in rwanda. #lovethepenis
To figure out if you are a Hutu or a Tutsi, you have to look at your identification card. In Rwanda and neighboring Burundi, identification cards list tribal affiliations. This includes Hutu, Tutsi, Twa, Masai, Zulu, and other tribes. You can also speak to your parents or grandparents to understand your Hutu or Tutsi roots.
There is no essential difference, - they live on either side of a border created by Europeans.
The Hutu and Tutsi, Pygmy, Zulu, Bushpeople, etc.