The ancestors are alive, does the church know?

Roar G Fotland

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The ancestors are alive, does the church know?

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Roar G Fotland. The Ancestors Are Alive, Does the Church Know?. Wesley Theological Seminary. shared-search.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e348485e-b5ed-4efa-8d3e-466380f96821?locale=pt-BR.

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R. G. Fotland. The ancestors are alive, does the church know?. https://shared-search.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e348485e-b5ed-4efa-8d3e-466380f96821?locale=pt-BR

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Roar G Fotland. The Ancestors Are Alive, Does the Church Know?. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://shared-search.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e348485e-b5ed-4efa-8d3e-466380f96821?locale=pt-BR.

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Roar G Fotland

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Ancestors--Religious aspects

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The thesis of this work is, if the church in Liberia can build into its life an acceptable understanding of ancestors, Christianity will more easily be accepted as a religion that includes all aspects of life. To test it out, the author reviewed theological studies, interviewed people from a local church, and had dialogue with pastors in a district. On the basis of this material a Bible study about ancestors and a worship service which includes ancestors were developed. The study found a mixed attitude among both African Christians and western missionaries towards including ancestors in the religious life of the church.

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