To browse Academia. Submitted to the in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree M. A Theol. To a large extent, the chapters in this volume pick up and amplify many of the themes we have outlined in the foregoing section, as well as exploring new topics. He shows how the struggle for control and ownership of Marange's grave must be grasped within the context of competition for power by various factions within the movement. Chimininge describes the expansion of the movement under the leadership of Bishop Nehemiah Mutendi.
In chapter three Lovemore Ndlovu analyses the growth of the African Apostolic Church led by Paul Mwazha as a response to secularization.
Bernard Mlambo and Taurai R. Mukahlera undertake a comparative analysis of the. The second half of the 19th century was characterised by the spread of Christian ethos in Southern Africa. This state of affairs also permeated the Zimbabwean soil, and in the Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa in Zimbabwe PCSA missionaries disseminated Reformed teachings, among other things, to proclaim the gospel of Christ.
This article argues that Presbyterian teachings influenced the socio-political and economic development of Zimbabwe. It is a historical analysis illustrating how Reformed theological perspectives influenced the socio-political and economic development of Zimbabwe through the work of the PCSA. It is not the intention of this article to get into theological debates but to show the impact of Reformed influences, mainly through John Calvin, on the expansion of Presbyterianism in Zimbabwe.
To achieve this foreign policy goal, the EU began bilateral and multilateral trade, economic, and cultural links with the rest of the globe. The totality of the European Union's diplomatic relations with Africa, as shown by the EU's massive commercial, political, and socio-cultural operations in Africa, has had a demonstrable impact on Nigeria's economic and social development.
