African Traditional Religions and Apologetics in Africa | Kevin Muriithi Ndereba

On this episode, Kevin Muriithi Ndereba discussed his new book "Apologetics in Africa."
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[@YolandaMagida]

So good to see this connection between Jude 3 Project and Kevin Muriithi Ndereba, Hope to see more of this.

[@oadefisayo]

I really appreciate this conversation. In the context of Africa we need an apologetics towards Islam and traditional African spiritualities rather than toward atheism. Atheism is so much less of a problem for us here. More scholarship needs to be targeted toward this effort

[@MiguelDLewis]

Christianity is the oldest traditional African spirituality. Moses married an Ethiopian. Amen (Jesus) is the God of Egypt.

[@FirstPersonHood]

​@@MiguelDLewisyou are incorrect. African Understanding of Life is timeless! Western ideas don't adequately capture the profound. understandings of the African Peoples!

[@MiguelDLewis]

@@FirstPersonHood Christianity is not Western. All Native Africans descend from Ancient Egyptians who God made his covenant with.
"I am the Lord thy God from the land of *EGYPT* "
- Hosea 13:4
"Moses married an *ETHIOPIAN* "
- Numbers 12:1

[@FirstPersonHood]

@@MiguelDLewis lets say the self named white gang used religion as a tool to MONSTER. I ain't got time to cleanse all the MONSTER out of their scriptures.

[@MiguelDLewis]

Christianity is a traditional African religion.

[@FirstPersonHood]

@@MiguelDLewis I find it necessary to distinguish the culture and the religion. Ethiopian expression of Christianity is profoundly different from how the self named white gang has expressed Christianity.