<p>Sin is a universal phenomenon that is found in every culture and people group.  Africans have their own understanding of sin: its definition, nature, and consequences. In this episode, I talk about sin in African Traditional Religion and context. I explore the different understandings of sin both in the African traditional context and in modern South African indigenous communities.</p>

Sin is a universal phenomenon that is found in every culture and people group. Africans have their own understanding of sin: its definition, nature, and consequences. In this episode, I talk about sin in African Traditional Religion and context. I explore the different understandings of sin both in the African traditional context and in modern South African indigenous communities.

<p>Sin is a universal phenomenon that is found in every culture and people group. &nbsp;Africans have their own understanding of sin: its definition, nature, and consequences. In this episode, I talk about sin in African Traditional Religion and context. I explore the different understandings of sin both in the African traditional context and in modern South African indigenous communities.</p>

Biblical vs African Understanding of Sin: Part 1

African Reformed Theology Podcast offers an upbeat analysis of the doctrinal, cultural, and political issues facing the South African Indigenous Churches from a reformed theology perspective. Hosted by Sifiso Mdletshe.

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Biblical vs African Understanding of Sin: Part 1

Biblical vs African Understanding of Sin: Part 1