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CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY FOR MISSIONS M.M.NINAN differs from the main culture. 6. Take any two neighbored: tribes and compare how they meet these seven needs differently. 7. What are some of the cultural complexes of your church? How do they differ from other churches? 8. Consider some of the ceremonies, rituals and church organizational structures and discuss how far they fit into the culture. Are there any cultural alternatives? 9. Discuss why changes in cultural practices must be approached carefully. 10. Discuss the effect of the following changes in your tribe. a) Abolition of polygamy b) abolition of levitate system c) introduction of modern medicine d) abolition of certain rituals and sacrifices. 39
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY FOR MISSIONS M.M.NINAN CHAPTER FOUR LEARNING All human behavior can be classified as: • reflexive, where the function does not involve any mental activity, but is a normal motor action. e.g. withdrawal of a finger when it touches a hot body; or • instinctive, when it is a character trait of the whole species and is found full grown at its first occurrence and then continues without diminishing. Man has practically none of these. One example <strong>for</strong> this type of behavior is the migration of birds. • Learnt. Man is distinct in this respect that instincts do not dominate his behavior and most of man's culture is leant. 40
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