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ATR Is Not Organised or Institutionalised Like Islam and Christianity |
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ATR Is Primitive and Economically Weak |
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Fear of Syncretism and Nominalism |
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ATR Practitioners Are Already Muslims |
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Conclusion |
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Part IV: The Challenge |
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Chapter 7: The Place and Recognition of ATR in Interreligious Cooperation |
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The Place and Recognition of ATR in Sierra Leone |
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The Place of ATR in Sierra Leone’s National Politics |
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The Place of ATR in Finding and Maintaining Employment |
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The Place of ATR in the Judicial System |
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The Role of Indigenous Religion in Sierra Leone’s Civil War |
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The Testimony of the TRC on the Traditional Contributions and Values |
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The Progress, Place, and Level of the Recognition of ATR Outside Sierra Leone |
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The Necessity of Dialogue With, and the Inclusion of, ATR in Interfaith Cooperation in Sierra Leone |
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The Necessity for Dialogue With ATR |
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Dialogue of Life or in Community |
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Dual Religiosity |
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Some Practical Considerations |
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Respect and Tolerance |
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Education |
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Conclusion |