Akan Traditional Religion: The Truth and the Myths AUTH-306986 Blount draws parallels between Mark's

Blount draws parallels between Mark's message and the African American church's heritage of slavery and oppression while Charles wrestles with making the Gospel relevant to well-educated white suburbanites

Told with humor and compassion

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Author: Marcia Reynolds

Akan Traditional Religion: The Truth and the Myths AUTH-306986 Blount draws parallels between Mark'sAmong most products of alien education, there is total lack of moral virtues, honesty, integrity, eagerness to serve and readiness to sacrifice. Rather, he is enslaved by the glittering fancies and fascinations of other cultures. He has embraced, and is enthused by, a religion which compels him to acknowledge that he is a sinner who has to work hard to attain purity which he already is. If the new religions made him more caring, honest, sincere, God