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Press, John Mbiti on the Monotheistic Attribution of African Traditional Religions. The objective of this paper is to highlight some important concepts and issues that Mbiti has dealt with in his theological and philosophical works. The overall argument of these authors is that Mbiti has argued that in their cultures and religions, Africans do know and experience God. Keywords African; contribution; culture; Mbiti; philosophy; religion; theology 1 London: Oxford Univ. As it will soon be evident in this paper, several This article examines four theologies of identity and community from Africa and their relevance in combating ethnocentrism in Africa. The article focuses on the works of Mbiti (a:xiii) asserts that African concepts of God are the result of an “independent reflection” upon the Supreme God. Mbiti ([]) investigates the traditional African concepts of God and knowledge of God contained in “proverbs, short statements, songs, prayers, names, myths, stories, and religious ceremonies” In Mbiti, “Christianity and African Culture,”, Mbiti observes, “The only lasting form of Christianity in this continent is that which results from a serious encounter of the Gospel with the indigenous African culture when the people voluntarily accept by faith the Gospel of Jesus Christ.”Mbiti, African Religions and Philosophy, –Ibid., In Uganda, Idi Amin Dada Oumee (–), a Ugandan military officer, who was equally full of Ubulwane/Unyama (beastly behaviour that insults communal well-being) in his political discourses, served as the state president from to He was derogatorily referred to as “the Butcher of Uganda.”Understanding John Mbiti's 'Concepts of God in Africa' in Light of its Historical Background. Taylor Bradman. The paper will attempt to do This study investigates how Mbiti and Oduyoye articulate their understanding of God in connection with the African traditional religio-cultural heritage to make the concept of GOD IN J.S. MBITI’S THEOLOGY ABSTRACT This article investigates how Mbiti articulates the theological reflections on the understanding of God from an African Mbiti John S., New Testament Eschatology in an African Background. The place of Professor John S Mbiti in African theology and African Philosophy is undoubtedly colossal. It does this by highlighting several scholars in various contexts who have The critical analysis indicates various tribal aspects and identifies the diversity of African society and concept of One God in same vein paper highlights some important concepts and issues that Mbiti has dealt with in his theological and philosophical works. Adeolu Oluwaseyi OyekanFilosofia Theoretica(1) Referring To, Believing In, Introduction. The history of African Traditional Religion is complex, but fairly new in academic study This paper discusses the contribution of Professor John S Mbiti to African theology and African Philosophy.