Traversing Local-Global Religious Terrain: African New Religious Movements in Europe

Zeitschrift fur Religionswissenschaft

Volumn 10, Issue 1, 2002, Pages 33-50

  Adogame, Afe ^a  

^a NONE

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 33750106750     PISSN: 09438610     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1515/0034.33     Document Type: Article

References (47)

1. »Afrikanische Diasporagemeinden im Rhein-Ruhr-Gebiet«, in: Transparent - Zeitschriftfür die kritische Masse in der Rheinischen Kirche 12, Nr. 52, Dezember 1998, 25-28.
2. J. Beckford, Cult Controversies. The Societal Response to New Religious Movements, London 1985.
3. J. G. Melton; R. L. Moore, The Cult Experience. Responding to the New Religious Pluralism, New York 1982.
4. G. K. Nelson, Cults, New Religions and Religious Creativity, London 1987.
5. C. S. Braden, They also Believe, New York 1951.
6. B. Larson, Larson's New Book of Cults, Wheaton 1982.
7. U. MacKenzie; B. Morrison, New Religious Movements in Britain Today. A Resource Paper from CYFA, Church Youth Fellowships Association, London 1982.
8. W. Martin, The Kingdom of the Cults, Minneapolis 1985.
9. J. McDowell; D. Stewart, The Deceivers. What Cults Believe; How They Lure Followers, Amersham 1992.
10. H. Turner, Religious Innovation in Africa. Collected Essays on New Religious Movement, Boston 1979.
11. R. I. J. Hackett (ed.), New Religious Movements in Nigeria. Lewiston/Queenston 1987.
12. E. Barker (ed.), New Religious Movements. A perspective for Understanding Society, New York; Toronto 1982
13. E. Barker, The Making of a Moonie. Brainwashing or Choice, Oxford 1984
14. E. Barker, New Religious Movements. A Practical Introduction, London 1989.
15. G. D. Chryssides, The Advent of Sun Myung Moon. The Origins, Beliefs and Practices of the Unification Church, London 1991
16. G. D. Chryssides, »New Religious Movements - Some Problems of Definition«, in: DISKUS 2/2, 1994.
17. Annual Review of Anthropology 24, 1995, 95-117.
18. A. Adogame, »A Home away from Home. The Proliferation of the Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) in Diaspora-Europe«, in: Exchange. Journal of Missiological and Ecumenical Research 27, 1998, 141-160.
19. A. Adogame, Celestial Church of Christ. The Politics of Cultural Identity in a West African Prophetic-Charismatic Movement, Frankfurt a. M. 1999, 41.
20. G. Ter Haar, Halfway to Paradise. African Christians in Europe, Cardiff 1998, 23.
21. G. Ter Haar, »World Religions and Community Religions. Where does Africa fit in?«, in: Occasional Paper, Centre of African Studies, University of Copenhagen (August 2000), 22.
22. R. I. J. Hackett »Revitalization in African traditional religion«, in: J. K. Olupona (ed.), African Traditional Religions in Contemporary Society, New York 1991, 135-148.
23. R. Van Dijk, »Plunder Hell, to Populate Heaven. The Extractive and the Insertive in the Ghanaian Pentecostal Diaspora«. Paper for the Satterthwaite Colloquium on African Religion and Ritual, Manchester 1998
24. R. Van Dijk, »From Camp to Encompassment. Discourses of Trans-subjectivity in the Ghanaian Pentecostal Diaspora«, in: Journal of Religion in Africa 27, 1997, 135-159.
25. H. W. Turner, Religious Innovation in Africa. Collected Essays on New Religious Movements, Boston 1979, 291.
26. R. Ositelu, ›The Church of the Lord (Aladura), Hamburg-Altona‹, Paper read at Werkstattgespräche zur Bedeutung der Afrikanischen religiösen Diaspora in Deutschland (Missionsakademie, Universität Hamburg, 9-11 September 1998)
27. R. Ositelu, »Aladura - Kirche - Afrikaner bei uns«, in: Zeitschrift für Missionswissenschaft und Religionswissenschaft 83, 1999, 169-176.
28. The Journal of Alternative and Emergent Religions (in press, 2003).
29. B. W. Jules-Rosette, »Tradition and Continuity in African Religions. The Case of New Religious Movements«, in: J. K. Olupona (ed.) African Traditional Religions…, 160.
30. A favourite biblical passage which helps them to express this feeling is Ephesians 2: 19-20
31. G. Ter Haar, Halfway to Paradise…, 24.
32. A. Cvetkovich; D. Kellner (ed.), Articulating the Global and the Local. Globalization and Cultural Studies, Oxford 1997, 3.
33. M. David; K. Robbins, Spaces of Identity, London 1995.
34. A. Adogame, Celestial Church…
35. A. Adogame, Celestial Church…, 84
36. D. O. Okunlola, Bada and the Great Commission, Lagos 1995, 86.
37. D. O. Okunlola, Bada…, 95.
38. A. Adogame, Celestial Church…
39. D. O. Okunlola, Bada…, 59-77.
40. A. Adogame, Celestial Church…, 100-101.
41. L. L. Dawson; J. Hennebry, »New Religions and the Internet in a New Public Space«, in: Journal of Contemporary Religion 14, 1999, 26.
42. M. Adekola, The Redeemed Christian Church of God. A Study of an Indigenous Pentecostal Church in Nigeria, Ph.D. thesis, University of Ife, 1989
43. International Directory. The Redeemed Christian Church of God, 3rd edition 2000-2001
44. T. Ojo, Let Somebody Shout Hallelujah! The Life and Ministry of Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, Lagos 2001.
45. R. Cohen, Global Diasporas. An Introduction, London 1997, 176.
46. L. L. Dawson, »Who joins New Religious Movements and Why. Twenty Years of Research and What Have We Learned?«, in: Studies in Religion 25, 1996, 193-213
47. L. L. Dawson, Comprehending Cults. The Sociology of New Religious Movements, New York 1998.