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Deforestation in Nigeria (Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license, fachab).

Religious Ecology and Tree Discourse in Nigerian Pentecostalism

Date:	28 March 2024
Author:	Francis Adebayo

Tree discourse captures how humans name, characterise and relate to trees. In Africa, tree discourse is laden with religious and sacred meanings coterminous with a worldview that spirits inhabit spaces such as trees, stones, and water to mention a few....

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