Of Africanised bees and Africanised churches : ten theses on African Christianity

Tinyiko Sam Maluleke

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Using the true story of Africanised bees as a metaphor, I explore the place of Africanised Christianity in World Christianity and in a world full of Christianities. To this end, I propose ten theses on African Christianity. Based on these, I conclude that African Christianity is a valid form of Christianity.

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