"Traditional African Religions" refers to a variety of religious traditions which originate from the continent of Africa. These traditions are numerous and diverse, though they may share certain characteristics and worldviews. Indigenous African religions were present long before the introduction of Christianity and Islam to the continent, though now these different religions have in some ways influenced each other in regards to their practice in Africa. Therefore, some sources may discuss these religions together. Outside of Africa, Traditional African Religions are also commonly practiced in the Americas and the Caribbean Islands.
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The Palgrave handbook of African Traditional Religion by 
African perspectives on religion and climate change by 
African religions: Beliefs and practices through history by 
African traditional religion versus Christianity: Some semiotic observations by 
Golden buttons: Christianity and tradition religion among the Tumbuka by 
The handbook of Yoruba religious concepts by 
Healing the exposed being: The Ngoma healing tradition in South Africa by 
Mother Earth, Mother Africa & African indigenous religions by 
Obeah, Orisa, and religious identity in Trinidad, volume 1 by 
Religion and faith in Africa: Confessions of an animist by 
Religions in contemporary Africa: An introduction by 
Relocating the sacred: African divinities and Brazilian cultural hybridities by 
West African masking traditions and diaspora masquerade carnivals: History, memory, and transnationalism by 
Who do the Ngimurok say that they are?: A phenomenological study of Turkana traditional religious specialists in Turkana, Kenya by Library Database Videos
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