IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE BUKONGO

Description

This book offers a new approach of the explanation of the origin of religion. This approach first establishes the notion of creation through deduction from empirical premises, and through a comparative study proves that the original religion stemming from this creation can only be an exact science. So is the nature of Bukôngo, the Kôngo religion. The book addresses also the existence of two kinds of practices of African traditional religion: the divine minority practice and the human majority one. It exposes the difference between these two practices and their indispensable complementary nature in the activity of Black civilization.