Afro-Christian religion and healing in southern Africa

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Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies Christian Theology and Mission African Studies and Ethnography

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This study seeks an understanding of one result of the syncretism of Southern African Christianity, namely, the increasing evidence among African Christians of ancestor veneration, belief in possession by alien spirits, dance-induced trancing, and witch beliefs.

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