Towards a contextualization of worship : a challenge to the Nigerian Baptist Convention

Cornelius Oyemomilara

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Religion and Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nigeria Christian Theology and Mission Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies

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THE YORUBA TRADITIONAL RELIGION A. The Yoruba Idea About Olodumare (Supreme Being) B. The Yoruba Names for God (Olodumare) C. The Yoruba Ideas about Divinities D. Belief in Object of Worship i. Deified Trees ii.Stones or Rocks iii.Rivers vi. Hills and Mountains v. Ancestral Veneration E. The Problem of Evil 2.2.THE YORUBA WORLDVIEW ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOD (OLODUMARE) AND DIVINITIES 2.3.WORSHIP IN YORUBA TRADITIONAL RELIGION A. The Yoruba Attitude in Worship B

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