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The Role of Religion in the African Nationalist Movement
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- ISBN8231394067
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- Date de parution31/05/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
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In The Role of Religion in the African Nationalist Movement, Jonathan Barnes offers a groundbreaking exploration of how religion-both indigenous African traditions and external influences like Christianity and Islam-shaped the struggle for independence across the African continent. From the rise of Islamic jihad movements to the Christian-inspired moral resistance against colonial rule, Barnes weaves a narrative that shows how religious ideologies fueled African resistance, formed the backbone of nationalist movements, and helped forge new identities in the fight for self-determination.
With vivid case studies from Algeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and beyond, this book highlights the integral role that religious leaders, organizations, and beliefs played in shaping the future of modern Africa. A must-read for anyone interested in African history, religious studies, and the forces that shaped the continent's liberation movements, this book reveals the untold power of faith in the pursuit of freedom.
With vivid case studies from Algeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and beyond, this book highlights the integral role that religious leaders, organizations, and beliefs played in shaping the future of modern Africa. A must-read for anyone interested in African history, religious studies, and the forces that shaped the continent's liberation movements, this book reveals the untold power of faith in the pursuit of freedom.
In The Role of Religion in the African Nationalist Movement, Jonathan Barnes offers a groundbreaking exploration of how religion-both indigenous African traditions and external influences like Christianity and Islam-shaped the struggle for independence across the African continent. From the rise of Islamic jihad movements to the Christian-inspired moral resistance against colonial rule, Barnes weaves a narrative that shows how religious ideologies fueled African resistance, formed the backbone of nationalist movements, and helped forge new identities in the fight for self-determination.
With vivid case studies from Algeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and beyond, this book highlights the integral role that religious leaders, organizations, and beliefs played in shaping the future of modern Africa. A must-read for anyone interested in African history, religious studies, and the forces that shaped the continent's liberation movements, this book reveals the untold power of faith in the pursuit of freedom.
With vivid case studies from Algeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and beyond, this book highlights the integral role that religious leaders, organizations, and beliefs played in shaping the future of modern Africa. A must-read for anyone interested in African history, religious studies, and the forces that shaped the continent's liberation movements, this book reveals the untold power of faith in the pursuit of freedom.
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