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Ethiopian Lives and Liturgies

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2013 | African Religions, In Review, Music, Summer/Autumn 2013

Ethiopian lives and liturgies at home in North America. By Kay Kaufman Shelemay

Bonds, Boundaries, and Bondage of Faith

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2013 | African Religions, Christianity, Featured, Islam, Summer/Autumn 2013

Nigerian faith traditions are stronger than ever, but divisiveness and violence have increased. The author reflects on Nigeria’s history and proposes steps to help religions assume a productive role in society. By Jacob K. Olupona

Writing Africa into Islamic Studies

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2013 | African Religions, Books, In Review, Islam, Q&A, Summer/Autumn 2013

An Interview with Ousmane Oumar Kane. By Lisanne Norman

Two Poems by Kwame Dawes

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2013 | Poetry, Summer/Autumn 2013

“Tuck” and “To Buy a Pair of Shoes” by Kwame Dawes

The Myth of Purity

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2013 | African American Religions, African Religions, Dialogue, Summer/Autumn 2013

The idea of purity in Yoruba-derived traditions needs to be challenged and complicated. By Ayodeji Ogunnaike

Month: September 2013

Ethiopian Lives and Liturgies

Bonds, Boundaries, and Bondage of Faith

Writing Africa into Islamic Studies

Two Poems by Kwame Dawes

The Myth of Purity