The Contextualization of Christian Religious Studies in Africa

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The book explores Africentric methodologies to contextualize Christian Religious Studies in Africa, arguing that Christianity has deep roots on the continent. It highlights the significant contributions of early indigenous African Church fathers in Biblical studies, theology, and the spread of Christianity, challenging the notion that Africans were latecomers to the faith. By advocating for a decolonization of Christian studies from Western influences, the author aims to address the holistic needs of Africans and emphasize the pivotal role of early Africans over Western missionaries in the development of Christianity.