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But , as other scholars point out , Christianity was often a means of putting polities together in situations of ... Ideally , missionaries envisaged educated Christian peasantries , ' yeoman farmers ' , in terms drawn from what they ...
But , as other scholars point out , Christianity was often a means of putting polities together in situations of ... Ideally , missionaries envisaged educated Christian peasantries , ' yeoman farmers ' , in terms drawn from what they ...
الصفحة 521
The political impact of Christianity is not confined to the elite level , the alliance of big men of Church ... Stephen Ellis and Birgit Meyer suggest rather that Christian ideas have penetrated deep into African society , but with ...
The political impact of Christianity is not confined to the elite level , the alliance of big men of Church ... Stephen Ellis and Birgit Meyer suggest rather that Christian ideas have penetrated deep into African society , but with ...
الصفحة 523
Christian proselytisation may often have inverted the image of African deities ( or , if you prefer , spirits ) . The problem here would seem to be that the African Christians have insisted on making their own sense of what they have ...
Christian proselytisation may often have inverted the image of African deities ( or , if you prefer , spirits ) . The problem here would seem to be that the African Christians have insisted on making their own sense of what they have ...
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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