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,Overcoming Religious and Cultural Amnesia: Who Are the Ancestors?”,ong the Akan and Ga peoples of Ghana, without first providing a brief overview of African religio-cultural realities. Indigenous African thought systems convey the perspective that the world consists of two essential realities constituting a single unity: the visible and the invisible worlds. These

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Conclusion,ve and mostly beneficial. Black religious scholars often affirm enslaved Africans’ agency and their choice to convert. And while these scholars are quick to assert black converts’ suspicions concerning white interpretations and practices of Christianity, especially antebellum, they generally present

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The Dead Are Not Dead: The Future of Black Theology and Black Church Theologies, the implications of this new, yet ancient, theological category for the future of both Black theology and contemporary Black churches? How do the ancestors impact and inform sacramental theology and black church worship?

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