Comparative Studies of African Traditional Religions
In Comparative Studies of African Traditional Religions. Ikenga Metuh focuses on the disparate African world-views to determine their similarities and dissimilarities. The book falls thematically into two parts. The first part - which. has been prefaced with a review of the different me- thodologies...
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