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African Spirituality as the Foundation for a Relational Ethic,we are mostly accustomed to. For this reason, the spirituality that arises from the African ethical tradition invites us to speculate the concept of community so as to encompass human social relations, human relations with special reference to the natural world as well as human relations and the cosmology and its multifaceted dimensions.

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