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Religion and Politics in Kenya

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Table of Contents

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    Chapter 1 Introduction: Strange but Inevitable Bedfellows
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    Chapter 2 Compromised Critics: Religion in Kenya’s Politics
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    Chapter 3 Faith Engaging Politics: The Preaching of the Kingdom of God
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    Chapter 4 “Was There No Naboth to Say No?” Using the Pulpit in the Struggle for Democracy: The Anglican Church, Bishop Gitari, and Kenyan Politics
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    Chapter 5 Meddling on to 2008: Is There Any Relevance for Gitari’s Model in the Aftermath of Ethnic Violence?
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    Chapter 6 The Church and Islam: Vyama Vingi (Multipartyism) and the Ufungamano Talks
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    Chapter 7 The NCCK and the Struggle against “Ethnic Clashes” in Kenya
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    Chapter 8 Christianity Co-Opted
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    Chapter 9 Muingiki Madness
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Chapter title
The Church and Islam: Vyama Vingi (Multipartyism) and the Ufungamano Talks
Chapter number 6
Book title
Religion and Politics in Kenya
Published by
Palgrave Macmillan, New York, January 2009
DOI 10.1057/9780230100510_6
Book ISBNs
978-1-349-37861-6, 978-0-230-10051-0
Authors

John Chesworth, Chesworth, John

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