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    Nyakyusa moral ideas are not connected with religion — Carmelics
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    Supports→At least some African societies have a nonreligious foundation for their morality

    Nyakyusa moral ideas are not connected with religion

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    The connection has been taken by most scholars to mean that African moral values and principles derive from religion, implying that African morality is, thus, a religious morality (Opoku, 1978: 152), Danquah (1944: 3), Sarpong (1972: 41), Busia (1967: 16), Parrinder (1969: 28–9), Idowu (1962: 146). The claim implies in turn that the moral beliefs and principles of the African people derive from those of religion, that religion provides the necessary justification for moral values and beliefs, an

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