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African Religion

The Quarry of the Rock of Monotheism

John Wesley Zwomunondiita KurewaSeries: African Ministry
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Pages
84
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Upper Room

About

Worldwide scholarship has established the fact that Africa is the cradle land of humanity. Dr. Kurewa promotes the theory that African Religion could very easily have been the proto-religion of humanity, and a religion from which other monotheistic religions, such as Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and Islam have their roots. The author shifts the traditional African historical studies stance of looking at Africa from Egypt alone, and instead looks at Africa from inside Africa. Dr. Kurewa invites a debate regarding our understanding of African Religion, the indigenous religion of millions of people in sub-Saharan Africa today.

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    John Wesley Zwomunondiita KurewaAuthor