1996
DOI: 10.3406/arch.1996.3353
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Une école catholique de pencak silat Tunggal Hati Seminari

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“…Even if we sometimes observe deep influences from the past HinduBuddhist kingdoms [Lombard 1990], the Malays themselves link their practices to Islamic and Chinese religious doctrines or, in the case of some minorities, Christianity [de Grave 1996]. According to Islam, which is the reference religion for most of the streams, the world is divided in two realities that coexist and interact: the world of human beings (alam manusia) and the invisible world (alam ghaib).…”
Section: Cosmologies and Notions Of Personhood In The Malay Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even if we sometimes observe deep influences from the past HinduBuddhist kingdoms [Lombard 1990], the Malays themselves link their practices to Islamic and Chinese religious doctrines or, in the case of some minorities, Christianity [de Grave 1996]. According to Islam, which is the reference religion for most of the streams, the world is divided in two realities that coexist and interact: the world of human beings (alam manusia) and the invisible world (alam ghaib).…”
Section: Cosmologies and Notions Of Personhood In The Malay Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%