But Does African religion or do African languages have a word for the devil or satan? No. The devil, satan or Lucifer is an imported religious concept from Europe. In African religion, good and ...

But Does African religion or do African languages have a word for the devil or satan? No. The devil, satan or Lucifer is an imported religious concept from Europe. In African religion, good and ...

Thus both religions have been on the continent of Africa for over 1,300 years. Some would argue that both Islam and Christianity are indigenous African religions. Not everyone shares this view.

In most of the world, countries with religious populations are more likely to have governments that support religion through laws and policies. These laws might include religious education, funding ...

These range from northern to southern Africa, across traditional African religions as well as those introduced by Europeans, and across many spheres of influence. As in other regions, many of ...

In a recently published research paper, David Jeffery-Schwikkard, who studies secularism, argues that sub-Saharan African countries ... state support for their religions. What this means, though ...

In a recently published research paper, David Jeffery-Schwikkard, who studies secularism, argues that sub-Saharan African countries ... state support for their religions. What this means, though ...

The significant presence of samba-themes about Afro-Brazilian religions at this year's Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is not a mere ... And I think this movement is very important because it brings ...