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| rdfs:label | - Folkbond (deleted 25 May 2008 at 00:41)
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| rdfs:comment | - Folkbond is a type of culture that retains aspects of religion and spirituality combined with an ethnic bond. It also stresses living in harmony with the natural environment and is anti-materialistic. It sees a lifestyle of an ethnic community living together with social and cultural institutions and spirituality and religion as an ideal society. It maintains the idea of the human soul and the magnificance of human creativity. It attempts to express this creativity in preserving and practicing cultural activites of one distinct ethnicity as opposed to multiculturalism. It can be described as anti-Imperialistic and in some ways culturally conservative, although unlike many conservatives, it is anti-Imperialistic. It is strongly against ethnic supremacism but supports peaceful and natural et
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| abstract | - Folkbond is a type of culture that retains aspects of religion and spirituality combined with an ethnic bond. It also stresses living in harmony with the natural environment and is anti-materialistic. It sees a lifestyle of an ethnic community living together with social and cultural institutions and spirituality and religion as an ideal society. It maintains the idea of the human soul and the magnificance of human creativity. It attempts to express this creativity in preserving and practicing cultural activites of one distinct ethnicity as opposed to multiculturalism. It can be described as anti-Imperialistic and in some ways culturally conservative, although unlike many conservatives, it is anti-Imperialistic. It is strongly against ethnic supremacism but supports peaceful and natural ethnic nationalism. Folkbond can be seen in many different races and ethnicities:
* European Folkbond (as in the European Diaspora and Europe)
* African Folkbond (as in the African Diaspora and Africa)
* Asian Folkbond (as in the Asian Diaspora and Asia)
* Jewish Folkbond (as in the Jewish Diaspora)
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