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African Philosophy and Religion: The Thoughts of Sunday F. Babalola: A Reflection on African Philosophy, Religion and Culture

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by Sunday Funmilola Babalola

Author
Sunday Funmilola Babalola
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Eliva Press
Published
September 2020

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This book, African Philosophy and Religion: The Thoughts of Sunday F. Babalola is a product of thorough study in the areas of African philosophy and religion. The book is a concise compendium of knowledge in the areas of African Philosophy and Religion. The book has two sections. The first section is a collection of peer reviewed academic papers of the author and the second section contains a published book on the core area of the author's doctoral dissertation. The book discusses a lot of themes that hinge on African religion, African philosophy, African symbolism, African cultural values, African indigenous religious language, African concept of polygyny and African socio-cultural world-views such as the concept of time and metaphysical realities. The book situates African philosophical thoughts, religions and cultural heritages within academic context for cross-cultural comparison and reflection.