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Elements of African Traditional Religion

Name: Elements of African Traditional Religion
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Author: Elia Shabani Mligo
ISBN: 9781625640703

by Elia Shabani Mligo

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132 pages
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
12.7 x 20.1 x 1.1 cm

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For students and scholars of world religions

Shows the unity and depth of African religious life

Understand African worldviews to enhance theology

An essential academic introduction to the core beliefs and practices of African Traditional Religion.

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About the Contributor(s): Elia Shabani Mligo (PhD, University of Oslo, Norway) is an employee of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania--Southern Diocese. He currently teaches Theology and Research at Amani University Project in Njombe, which operates under the University of Iringa in Tanzania. Mligo has published several books and articles including Jesus and the Stigmatized (Pickwick Publication, 2011), Writing Academic Papers (Resource Publication, 2012), and Doing Effective Fieldwork (Resource Publication, 2013)