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Introduction,nception of sin as human condition or ontological sin, and the doctrine of Jesus Christ as exclusive savior led to the formation of a Christian identity that is established and maintained at the expense of one’s African identity and religious heritage. However, the African concept of ancestor provid

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The Only Way to Salvation: A Christological Critique,tined for hell prior to European capture and enslavement in the Americas. It is a doctrine that delegitimizes non-Christocentric truth, thus dismissing outright the possibility that traditional African religious systems possess legitimate knowledge and have truth to share, especially for people of A

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