How God became African: African spirituality and Western secular thought

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Christian Theology and Mission Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies African cultural and philosophical studies

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Preface Chapter One: God in Africa: Some Key Issues Chapter Two: How God Became African: A Continuing Story Chapter Three: The African Spirit World: A Journey into the Unknown Chapter Four: African Religious Experiences: From Suffering to Salvation Chapter Five: The Problem of Evil: Religion and Human Rights in Africa Chapter Six: Abundant Life in Africa: Religion and Development Chapter Seven: A Valley of Dry Bones: African Christians Going Global Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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