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Robert J. Houle examines the history of faith among colonial Zulu Christians (known as amaKholwa, ) in what would become South Africa, arguing that Africans successfully naturalized Christianity. Houle believes that before the religion could take hold, several aspects of Christianity needed to be translated to fill critical gaps between existing African beliefs and Chritian tradition. This dual identity was difficult to reconcile through much of Zulu Christian history, but ultimately transformed both the Zulu Christians and their adopted faith
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1 Figures 2 Map 3 Prelude 4 Introduction Chapter 5 Chapter 1: In the Beginning... Chapter 6 Chapter 2: Being Zulu and Christian Chapter 7 Chapter 3: Conflicting Identities Chapter 8 Chapter 4: Revival Chapter 9 Chapter 5: Naturalizing the Faith Chapter 10 Chapter 6: A Zulu Church 11 Conclusion 12 Bibliography
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Robert J. Houle is associate professor of history at Fairleigh Dickinson University.
