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    In Akan religious practice, the ontological power of spir... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The moral attitudes of practitioners of traditional African religion are independent (autonomous) from the conduct and commands of spiritual beings.

    In Akan religious practice, the ontological power of spirits (sunsum) constitutes the very framework within which moral concepts like 'good life' (onipa pa) are intelligible.

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