Scenarios about 'religious movements'
Religious movements are organized efforts to interpret, promote, reform, or found systems of belief and worship that shape societies and individual worldviews. Throughout history, these movements have driven social change, influenced political structures, and provided frameworks for understanding existence, often arising in response to cultural shifts, political pressures, or perceived spiritual needs. In alternate history scenarios, religious movements frequently serve as catalysts for divergent timelines, where different theological developments or spiritual innovations dramatically reshape cultural, political, and social landscapes.
What If Indigenous American Religious Practices Unified?
Exploring how pre-Columbian civilizations might have developed if a pan-American religious movement had emerged, potentially creating greater cultural cohesion across diverse indigenous societies.