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The invention of ‘African Traditional Religion’

Religion, 1990
(1990). The invention of ‘African Traditional Religion’. Religion: Vol. 20, No. 4, pp. 339-353.
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In Dialogue With African Traditional Religion

Mission Studies, 2000
AbstractAlthough there is some debate, Francis Oborji in this article argues that one should speak of African Traditional Religion (ATR) in the singular. He then reflects on five "essential aspects" of ATR--God and the human being, good and evil, sacrifice, ancestorship, and the afterlife and final end of human beings. After discussing several problems
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African Traditional Religion

2013
Describing ATR, in the sense of its/their origins, tends to be difficult in that they cannot be traced to any one particular group of people. Africa is not a continent with people sharing common traditions and so the religions of Africa, although they come under the umbrella of traditional religions, are varied in many respects.
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African Traditional Religion

2016
This chapter examines the current situation of African Traditional Religion (ATR), to give an account of the main tenets of the religion and to demonstrate that it is a sensible and truly African response both to God as Creator and to God's creation. The dawn of democracy in a post-colonial and post-apartheid South Africa has brought many changes in ...
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The Christianization of African Traditional Religions

International Review of Mission, 2019
AbstractIn studies of the historical growth and spread of Christianity in Africa, the focus has been too much on Christianizing African social and religious institutions and structures, and not enough on African traditional religion itself, which needs to be addressed by Christianity.
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African traditional religions

2018
Religion has been at the centre of recent philosophical debate in Africa for two major reasons. The first is that the answers to many central canonical philosophical questions in precolonial African societies take a religious form. As a result any attempt to construct an African philosophy begs attention to the epistemological and ontological standing ...
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Tradition and Community in African Religion

Journal of Religion in Africa, 1978
Methodologie des religions: plutot que des categories artificielles importees d'Europe, il faut parler de "tradition" en meme temps que de "communaute" a propos des religions d'Afrique.
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