Understanding Folk Religion: A Christian Response to Popular Beliefs and Practices

Paul G. Hiebert · R. Daniel Shaw · Tite Tiénou

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Section One: Developing an Analytical Model 1. Split-Level Christianity 2. Phenomenology of Religion 3. Analyzing Belief Systems 4. Folk and Formal Religions Section Two: Folk Religious Beliefs 5. The Meaning of Life and Death 6. Human Well-Being and Misfortune 7. Guidance and the Unknown 8. Right and Wrong Section Three: Folk Religious Practices 9. The World of Sacred Signs 10. Sacred Myths 11. Religious Rituals 12. Religious Leaders and Institutions 13. Religious Movements Section Four: Christian Responses to Folk Religion 14. Theological Responses to Folk Religion 15. Missiological Responses

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