ISBN 9966-21-187-X; Year of Publication 1996: Pages 397 By Joseph Healey,mm, and Donald Sybertz,mm Read more
One type of inculturation theology is an African narrative theology. The starting point is African culture, but specifically African oral Literature and the wide range of narrative and oral form: proverbs, sayings, riddles, stories, myths, plays, and songs explained in their historical and cultural contexts. Anne Nasimiyu-Wasike states: "The oral literature of the African people is their unwritten Bible. "John Mbiti adds: "Proverbs are a rich source of African Religion and philosophy. They contain and point to a deep spirituality, as well as theological and philosophical insight." (from chapter one)
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