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Chi in Igbo Religion and Thought: The God in Every Man

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Religion and Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nigeria Study and Philosophy of Religion African cultural and philosophical studies

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Analyse du concept de chi dans la pensee religieuse des Igbo du Nigeria. L'A. soutient que chi est indissociablement lie a une autre force spirituelle, eke, et que chineke ne represente pas Dieu dans une perspective monotheiste, mais une divinite duelle inseparable.

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