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Me, in Kenya |
I'll be teaching on African religion tomorrow at
RMS II.
Topics I'll cover include:
- The nature of God
- Intermediaries between God and humanity
- Spirits
- The "living dead"
- Diviners
- Magic, sorcery, and witchcraft
- Religious objects and places
- Religious rituals
- And a lot more...
We'll keep in mind that, as John Mbiti and others say, "all African peoples believe in God." (
Introduction to African Religion, 45) To understand Africa one must understand their religions.