Meaning of tikanga Maori | Babel Free

Definitions

Maori customs and values, considered as a collective body of belief and behaviour.

New-Zealand, uncountable

Examples

“The major points of Christian belief that would contrast with tikanga Māori were the notions that natural man was a fallen creature needing to be redeemed by Christ's suffering and death; and that every human life […] was of equal value in the eyes of Te Atua and those who ackowledged Him.”

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