Description: This book offers a creative and unique approach to thehistory of African American religion. Tracing what it has meant to be AfricanAmerican and religious within the context of the United States, it provides avital snapshot of some of the traditions that have shaped the religiousimagination of the country. Major themes and problems encountered by AfricanAmericans involved in a variety of traditions are depicted in a clear and engagingfashion.The chapters move from the period of slavery and theearly arrangement of religious thought and practice within communities ofenslaved Africans to the more recent growth in the number of African American"Nones". Drawing on cultural developments such as hip hop, AnthonyPinn links the language and activities of African American religious experienceto the cultural worlds in which African Americans live
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Type: Textbook
Format: Paperback
Publication Name: Rutledge
Author: Anthony B. Pinn
Features: 1st Edition
Subject: Religion
