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    Supports→The moral attitudes of practitioners of traditional African religion are independent (autonomous) from the conduct and commands of spiritual beings.

    Moral disapprobation of deities' actions by the people has led to the extinction of some deities from the Akan pantheon.

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    I define spirituality as a heightened form of religiosity reached by certain individuals in the community who have, or claim to have, mystical contacts with the supernatural, the divine. It would be correct to assert, however, that the encounters are the results, rather than the sources, of religion in Africa in the traditional setting. And, even though ‘spiritual messages’ may be received by the practitioners of traditional African religion through those mystical encounters part of which (‘mess

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