RS 374 — African Traditional Patterns of Learning and Religious Education
BA BA Religious Studies · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
The course is an examination of traditional patterns of learning and how they provide resources for other forms of education in Africa. Learning patterns in selected traditional institutions like chieftaincy and the nurturing of the traditional leaders, initiation rites and rituals and festivals will be studied in relation to other forms of religious educational practices like ministerial formation, leadership development, baptism, confirmation, Holy Communion and festivals. Efforts will be made to establish integration and lack of integration between e.g. Christian education and traditional patterns of learning.
- Credits
- 0
- Level
- Level 300
Other courses on this programme
- RS 351 — Issues in African Traditional Religion
- RS 352 — Critical Thinking
- RS 353 — Qur’anic Studies
- RS 354 — Islam in West Africa
- RS 355 — Old Testament Introduction
- RS 358 — Theology and Ethics of the Old Testament
- RS 359 — Hebrew I
- RS 360 — Islamic Ethics
- RS 361 — Christian Ethics
- RS 362 — Theology and Ethics of the New Testament
- RS 363 — Medicine, Healing and Spirituality
- RS 364 — Shari’a
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