Traditionalists, Muslims, and Christians in Africa: Interreligious Encounters and Dialogue By Prince Sorie Conteh

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Spirits

Witchcraft

Ghosts

Charms and Medicines

Sacred Places and Objects

Sin and Salvation

Afterlife

Conclusion

Part III: Then, Now, and Why

145

Chapter 6: Historical and Contemporary Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation, and Reasons for the Exclusion of ATR

147

Historical Interfaith Encounter, Debate/Dialogue, and Cooperation

148

Samuel Ajayi Crowther

148

The Freetown Debate of 1888

149

Contemporary Interreligious Cooperation and Dialogue

150

Social Factors

150

Religious Cooperation in War Camps

151

The Project for Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa (PROCMURA)

152

Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL)

153

Inter-Religious Publications (IRP) Series

156

Challenges

157

Reasons for the Exclusion of ATR

157

Inherited Prejudices

158

ATR Lacks the Hallmarks of a True Religion

158

ATR Lacks Scriptures

158

ATR Has No Founder or Leader

159