Beschreibung
The book explores the interaction between Christianity and African Traditional Religion. It examines how Pentecostals in Zimbabwe, through a case study of Zimbabwe Assemblies of God, Africa (ZAOGA), have couched aspects of Shona traditional religion into their Christian faith in spite of their well-known adversarial stance towards the traditional religion. The book argues that Zimbabwean Pentecostals continue source and be influenced by the traditional religions in their lives.
Autorenportrait
Kudzai Biri is a lecturer in Christian Theology and Theological Teachings of the Church in Contemporary Zimbabwe in the Department of Religious Studies,Classics and Philosophy at the University of Zimbabwe. Her research interests are in Religion, Politics and Gender focusing on the interaction between Christianity and African Traditional Religions.