Laurenti Magesa, a Catholic parish priest and theologian from Tanzania, spent several days at Eastern Mennonite University in Virginia last fall as part of a teaching stint in the United States. About 60 years earlier, Mennonite missionaries from the eastern U.S. had started mission work in Tanzania. When he returned to Africa in December, Magesa spoke about his experience with Ron Rempel, Canadian Mennonite editor, and Harold Miller, long-time mission worker in Africa.
Rempel: In your book, African Religion: The Moral Traditions of Abundant Life, you state that because missionary religions ridiculed and attempted to suppress African religion, they helped to develop a dual …
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