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A philosophical analysis of the role of indigenous religion in the growth and expansion of Christianity in Africa
Religion plays a dominant role in the life of the average African. Long before the advent of Christianity, Africans have been actively practising their indigenous religion. Several scholars have focused on various aspects of the history of Christianity in Africa with little attention paid to the con...
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