Ancestors in Shadows of Wisdom - Ssekikubo, Mukiibi
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Religion and Spirituality being an invaluable tool to contain the indisputable element of fear to survive; this book tackles the most intriguing issues regarding African interpretation of God's ways; - in bid to seeking divine balance, natural justice, and emphasizing The Creators' decentralization of divine authority. This is not only worth a 'pick' and worth an inspiration with ancestral techniques of storytelling to stimulate a reading appetite; but a nut worth cracking with objective criticism, logical discussions, and various analytical interpretations of African Theological domain.

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Religion and Spirituality being an invaluable tool to contain the indisputable element of fear to survive; this book tackles the most intriguing issues regarding African interpretation of God's ways; - in bid to seeking divine balance, natural justice, and emphasizing The Creators' decentralization of divine authority. This is not only worth a 'pick' and worth an inspiration with ancestral techniques of storytelling to stimulate a reading appetite; but a nut worth cracking with objective criticism, logical discussions, and various analytical interpretations of African Theological domain.
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Autorenporträt
Mukiibi is a Ugandan based writer and a professionally accomplished psychologist in the area of counsellorship, with a humanitarian knowledge in Restorative Governance. While at Makerere University where he also served as support staff in graphics design, computer maintenance and repair; and materials development, developed a sense of vigilantism to investigate the relationship; African Traditional Religion has with the Colonial Founded Religions (CFR) in Africa. The idea was to create a relative balance and reverse the myths that "before the introduction of CFRs in Africa, Africa was a pagan; and therefore a continent of the lost persons." Mukiibi's vigilantism does not only demythologize the fueled and inflated myths but brings to the reader's attention a fresh insight and rewarding balanced interpretation of African Divine Heritage. This is the only book that you will ever find with all the needed theological concepts that acclaim a universal dimension.