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The Akan Doctrine of GodJ. B. Danquah

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The Akan Doctrine of God

by J. B. Danquah

The Ghanaian lawyer and nationalist J. B. Danquah's philosophical account of Akan ideas of God, ethics and the person. It argued that Akan thought contained a sophisticated theology, and helped begin African philosophical writing about traditional religion.

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