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Zionist churches: a standalone construct

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Zionistchurches1 CONSTRUCTZionist churchesSUNDKLER · AFRICAN RELIGIONS

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African religions

South African independent churches stressing healing, prophecy and the Spirit, as distinct from Ethiopian-type churches.

In African religions, Zionist churches refers to South African independent churches stressing healing, prophecy and the Spirit, as distinct from Ethiopian-type churches. This meaning comes from Sundkler (1948) in Bantu prophets in South Africa.[1]

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  1. Sundkler, B. (1948). Bantu prophets in South Africa. Butterworth Press. Open Library record

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