HUMANS AND CIVILIZATION
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People, CultureAbstract
Diversity in a pluralistic society is something natural that must be seen as a nature. This can be analogous to the human finger which consists of five different fingers, but all of them have their own function and purpose, so that if all of them are put together they will be able to do any tough task. To realize this, Bhinneka Tunggal Ika has a very important role. The development of multiculturalism absolutely must be formed and instilled in a pluralistic society. If this is not instilled in a pluralistic society, so that pluralism does not lead to division and conflict. Indonesia as a multicultural nation must develop this multicultural insight in all life arrangements that breathe diversity values.
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