The Absence of Spiritual Awakening and Understanding in Religious Conversion.
The article explores the context of religious conversion in the realm of spiritual awakening. It notes that religious conversion brings hope to African American people who suffered from the harshness of slavery. It believes that the said conversion will uplift the status of African Americans, but fo...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Religious Thought Vol. 59/60; no. 1/2, 1; pp. 101 - 118 |
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Howard School of Divinity
2006/2007
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