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The Mormon Church and the African (ACFAR) |
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The New Apostolic Church—The One True Church, or Another Erroneous Sect (ACFAR) |
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The New Apostolic Church (Dr. Victor Kuligin, Africa Journal of Evangelical Theology) |
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What's Wrong with Seventh-Day Adventism? (ACFAR) |
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Is Brother Branham Your Absolute? (ACFAR) |
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William Branham: Healing and Heresy (ACFAR) |
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The Dangers of Cultic Involvement (Reuben Kigame, Word of Truth Ministries) |
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Why CFAR? Why Africa? Why Now? (Paul Carden, Proclamation! magazine) |
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What Does Christ Gospel Church Teach?
Analyzing the Teaching of Bernice R. Hicks (Google Knol) |
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Should We Critique Mormonism? (Lifeway Online) |
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What is 'Official' Mormon Doctrine? (Lifeway Online) |
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Book Reviews and Notices |
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Femi Adeleye, Preachers of a Different Gospel. Kampala: IFES Anglophone Africa, 1999; 154 pp. |
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Robby Muhumuza, False Teachers and False Teaching. Kampala: IFES Anglophone Africa, 1999; 61 pp. |
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Richard Gehman, Who Are the Living-Dead? A Theology of Death, Life After Death and the Living-Dead. Nairobi: Evangel Publishing House, 1999; 350 pp. |
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Marvin S. Wolford, Free Indeed from Sorcery Bondage. San Rafael, CA: Pathway Press, 1999.
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Robert Bwire, Ashes of Faith: A Doomsday Cult's Orchestration of Mass Murder in Africa. Amsterdam: Frontier Publishing, 2007; 166 pp. |
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Bernard Atuhaire, The Uganda Cult Tragedy: A Private Investigation. London: Janus Publishing Company, 2003; 138 pp. |
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S. Kabazzi-Kisirinya, Nkurunziza R.K. Deusdedit, and Banura Gerard, eds., The Kanungu Cult-Saga: Suicide, Murder or Salvation? Kisubi, Uganda: Marianum Press, 2000; 112 pp. |
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Byang H. Kato, Theological Pitfalls in Africa. Nairobi: Evangel Publishing House, 1975; 200 pp. |
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Anatoli Wasswa and Henry Ford Miirima, Unveiling Witchcraft. Kisubi, Uganda: Marianum Press, 2006; 361 pp. |
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Paul Gifford, African Christianity: Its Public Role. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 1998; 368 pp. |
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Richard K. MacMaster and Donald R. Jacobs, A Gentle Wind of God: The Influence of the East Africa Revival. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 2006; 403 pp. |
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Heike Behrend, Alice Lakwena and the Holy Spirits: War in Northern Uganda, 1986-1997. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press, 1999; 210 pp. |
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Allan H. Anderson, African Reformation: African Initiated Christianity in the 20th Century. Trenton, NJ: Africa World Press, Inc., 2001; 282 pp. |
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Yusufu Turaki, Foundations of African Traditional Religion and Worldview. Nairobi: WordAlive Publishers, 2006; 128 pp. |
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Peter Kasenene, Religious Ethics in Africa. Kampala: Fountain Publishers, 1998; 110 pp.
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Joe M. Kapolyo, The Human Condition: Christian Perspectives Through African Eyes. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2005; 169 pp. |
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ACFAR’s unprecedented vision: A permanent ministry in Africa to answer the challenge of cults and aberrant Christian movements.
Uganda and its neighboring nations have a tragic history with cultic groups and false teaching. Learn more about this growing challenge.
Pastors, professors, and Christian leaders agree: The time for this ministry is now. Read what they have to say here…
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The Centers for Apologetics Research (CFAR).
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