Fall 1998
Schedule of Classes
(October to December 1998)

African World Religion and Philosophy
An introduction to African world belief systems and theocentric paradigms juxtaposing critiques and analyses of African wisdom, aesthetics, metaphysics, and epistemology.
Instructor: Itibari M. Zulu, Th.C., M.L.S.

Astronomy, Mathematics & Theology
The objective of this course is to introduce an African centered paradigm that explores the unity of astronomy, mathematics and theology in ancient Egypt based on five themes that question the false divisions between science, religion, and philosophy.
Instructor: Earl Grant, Ed.M.

Black Christian Back-to-Africa Movements
This course is designed to introduce the exciting epic of Africa's original religion in the personification of Christianity, coming full circle in its journey from the United States of America to the African continent. Instructor: Earl Grant, Ed.M

Classical African Religion and Philosophy
An examination of religion, philosophy and spirituality in Africa focused upon ancient experience in Ethiopia, Kemet, Mali (the Dogon), and Nigeria (the Yoruba).
Instructor: Theresa Taiwo Asojo, Ph.D.

World Religion
A survey of major world religions, theosophies and texts from ancient times to the present that complement African beliefs and ethical ideas.
Instructor: Firpo W. Carr, Ph.D.
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