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الصفحة 370
THE EMERGENCE OF A DIOLA CHRISTIANITY Robert M. Baum African religious history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries ... however , include the largest number of adherents of their traditional religion within the Senegambian region .
THE EMERGENCE OF A DIOLA CHRISTIANITY Robert M. Baum African religious history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries ... however , include the largest number of adherents of their traditional religion within the Senegambian region .
الصفحة 371
Conversion is seen as the beginning of a long process of integration into a new religious tradition rather than the sudden and dramatic change represented by the conversion of Paul in the Christian tradition .
Conversion is seen as the beginning of a long process of integration into a new religious tradition rather than the sudden and dramatic change represented by the conversion of Paul in the Christian tradition .
الصفحة 394
built on the partial revelation received by Diola religion . One must build from the model ... From this new desire to build a Diola Christianity have come new forms of religious rituals instituted by Diola and Spanish priests alike .
built on the partial revelation received by Diola religion . One must build from the model ... From this new desire to build a Diola Christianity have come new forms of religious rituals instituted by Diola and Spanish priests alike .
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Attacking the state | 39 |
a reanalysis | 69 |
Criminal proceedings | 111 |
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