In this Issue

Table of Contents

The Gift, and Death, of Blackness

Joseph Winters
pp. 1-26
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Theological Thinking and Eurocentric Epistemologies: A Challenge to Theologians from within Africana Religious Studies

Joseph Drexler-Dreis
pp. 27-49
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J. Lorand Matory’s Black Atlantic Religion: A Retrospective Discussion

J. Lorand Matory, Roger Sansi, Elizabeth Pérez, Michael Iyanaga, J. Lorand Matory
pp. 50-94
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Culture, Nation, and the Struggle for Black Atlantic Religion

Roger Sansi
pp. 95-103
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Toward an Inventory of Influence: Biography and Belonging in Sustained Dialogue with Black Atlantic Religion

Elizabeth Pérez
pp. 104-113
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A Reflexive Response to J. Lorand Matory’s Retrospective on the Critical Reception of Black Atlantic Religion

Michael Iyanaga
pp. 114-122
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God-Emitai and Women Prophets

Isabel Mukonyora
pp. 126-130
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When Women Are Central to African Religious History: On Power, Prophecy, and Memory

Maha Marouan
pp. 130-133
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Sacrifice, Ethics, and Alinesitoué: Human Rights and Ritual Discourse in a Revolutionary Prophetic Movement

Joseph Hellweg
pp. 134-142
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The Experience of Alinesitoué and African Women’s Prophetism

Rosalind I. J. Hackett
pp. 142-144
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Reflections on West Africa’s Women of God: Alinesitoué and the Diola Prophetic Tradition

Charles Ambler
pp. 145-149
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West African Women of God: A Response

Robert M. Baum
pp. 149-157
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Introduction to Roundtable Commentary for West Africa’s Women of God: Alinesitoué and the Diola Prophetic Tradition

Dianna Bell
pp. 123-126
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