How deep does the ambiguous relationship of African Christianity with African spirituality, at once drawing life from it but also condemning it as pagan, run? Can African Christianity truly survive, if it does not critically and maturely acknowledge African spirituality and the structures that carry […]
Christianity has demonstrated to be a faith that is culturally open-ended and so carries a core message that resonates and can be fully integrated with all cultures in their distinctive identities. Rather than variations that ape monolithic universal denominational frameworks of collaboration, can constructively opening […]
The grassroots and widespread experiences of African christians continually demonstrate that a feature of intercultural translatability of the christian faith was unleashed in the processes of Scripture translation into vernacular languages of Africa. This means that “the central categories of Christian theology – God, Jesus […]
Christianity’s legacy of white supremacy in the Americas and colonialism in continental Africa implicates it in a racism that continually leaves peoples of African descent in disadvantage. As such, it is true that the continued presence of European images of God, formation materials, clergy and […]
How deep does the ambiguous relationship of African Christianity with African spirituality, at once drawing life from it but also condemning it as pagan, run? Can African Christianity truly survive, if it does not critically and maturely acknowledge African spirituality and the structures that carry […]
Christianity has demonstrated to be a faith that is culturally open-ended and so carries a core message that resonates and can be fully integrated with all cultures in their distinctive identities. Rather than variations that ape monolithic universal denominational frameworks of collaboration, can constructively opening […]
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