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WAEC West African Traditional Religion · Section 1

Nature, Sources, Structure, and Worship in WATR

Section A: General Introduction

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Official WAEC West African Traditional Religion outline · Section A: General Introduction

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Characteristics of WATR, belief in the Supreme Being, divinities, ancestors, mystical powers, common descriptive terminology, oral and non-oral sources, academic study approaches (thematic, comparative, historical), structural components (God, ancestors, divinities, charms), and worship elements (prayer, libation, sacrifice, spirit possession)

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Analyze the core characteristics, belief structures, and descriptive terminology of WATR; evaluate oral and non-oral sources; examine academic approaches to religious study; detail structural beliefs and essential features of traditional worship.

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