Native American Church
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La Native American Church (Eglise des Amérindiens) est un mouvement religieux syncrétique officiellement fondé dans l'Oklahoma ( États-Unis) en 1918[1]. Son premier grand leader fut le Comanche Quanah Parker. Elle compte aujourd'hui environ 250 000 membres[2]. Elle est connue pour l'utilisation du peyotl, une substance hallucinogène[3]. Son usage a été rendu illégale aux États-Unis par le Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act en 1970. Une dérogation autorise les membres de Native American Church à l'utiliser pour leurs sacrements. Les cérémonies ont lieu sous des tipis.
Notes et références
- ↑ Anne Garrait-Bourrier, « Spiritualité et fois amérindiennes : Résurgence d’une identité perdue », dans Cercles, vol. 15, 2006 [texte intégral] , p.79
- ↑ Anne Garrait-Bourrier, « Spiritualité et fois amérindiennes : Résurgence d’une identité perdue », dans Cercles, vol. 15, 2006 [texte intégral] , p.80
- ↑ Michel Hautefeuille, Dan Véléa, Les drogues de synthèse, Presses Universitaires de France, coll. « Que sais-je ? », 2002 (ISBN 2-13-052059-6)
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