The Westernization of African Religions and vice versa
Tradition· Podcast · Season 1 · Episode 8

The Westernization of African Religions and vice versa

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Sesi & Haleemah
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June 4, 202125:23
Pan-African
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Summary

Christianity and Islam shaped African religious practice. The reverse is also true, and less talked about. This episode looks at the borrowing in both directions.
historyreligionwesternizationMigrationTransformationSurvival

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