Christian Spirituality in Africa by
Holistically approaches the convergence of East/West, and Christian/Traditional African religions. Its theological, historical, and anthropological perspectives contribute to a balanced understanding of Christian spirituality/transformation in an African context.
How God Became African: African Spirituality and Western Secular Thought by
Focuses on the importance of African beliefs about the spirit world and spiritual power and their relationship with Christianity.
What Is Not Sacred?: African Spirituality by
Argues that despite missionary Christianity's refusal to acknowledge the worth of traditional African religious culture, the incarnational spirituality of those cultures remains vibrant and visible today, and has much to offer and teach other cultures, both Christian and not.
African Spirituality, Politics, and Knowledge Systems by
Focusing on the three leading religious traditions in Africa (African Traditional Religion, Islam, and Christianity), this book shows how belief in the supremacy of sacred words compels actions and influences practices in contemporary Africa.
African Spirituality by
An introduction to African religion, spirituality, and cosmology.
Christianity and the African Imagination (Online) by
The book charts Christianity's advance in Africa, exploring how African agents (priests, prophets, martyrs, missionaries) made the religion their own.
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