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الصفحة 207
Praising an ancestor or swearing by a chief was not the same as the Christian concept of worship but was part of a belief system linking chiefs , head people and paramounts with their ancestors rather than God .
Praising an ancestor or swearing by a chief was not the same as the Christian concept of worship but was part of a belief system linking chiefs , head people and paramounts with their ancestors rather than God .
الصفحة 208
With the emergence of the Zulu state , the ancestor - honouring structures needed to change to reflect the new authority . ... This had implications for the honouring of ancestors , ritual celebrations , legitimacy and authority ...
With the emergence of the Zulu state , the ancestor - honouring structures needed to change to reflect the new authority . ... This had implications for the honouring of ancestors , ritual celebrations , legitimacy and authority ...
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Ancestors are said by some to “ come back ' and attend death celebrations , witnessing them and in some ways participating in the food , drink and entertainment ( Jindra 1997 : 254 f ) . A death celebration is an occasion to thank the ...
Ancestors are said by some to “ come back ' and attend death celebrations , witnessing them and in some ways participating in the food , drink and entertainment ( Jindra 1997 : 254 f ) . A death celebration is an occasion to thank the ...
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