Church and State in Tanzania: Aspects of Changing Relationships, 1961-1994

Table of contents

• Church and State in Tanzania i
• Title Page iii
• Content v
• Acknowledgements ix
• Abbreviations xiii
• Chapter One - Introduction 1
• Chapter Two - Churches and Ethnic Identities 17
• Chapter Three - Churches and National Identity 29
• Chapter Four - The Influence of the Movement for Independ­ Ence on Developments Within the Churches 43
• Chapter Five - Islam, Christianity and Civil Religion 53
• Chapter Six - The Basis of the Relationship Between Church and State 61
• Chapter Seven - Growing Ecumenism 73
• Chapter Eight - The Contribution of the Churches to Nation-Building 81
• Chapter Nine - The Arusha Declaration and Its Immediate Effects 93
• Chapter Ten - The Challenge of President Nyerere 103
• Chapter Eleven - Between Liberation Theology and State Theology 111
• Chapter Twelve - The Implementation of Ujamaa Politics 125
• Chapter Thirteen - Tanzanian Churches and the West 149
• Chapter Fourteen - A Revolutionary Church? the Development of the Christian Council of Tanzania 157
• Chapter Fifteen - Ecclesiastical Restructuring 169
• Chapter Sixteen - The Challenge of the Charismatic Movement 181
• Chapter Seventeen - The Failure of the Tanzanian Model 193
• Chapter Eighteen - The Mwinyi Years 205
• Chapter Nineteen - New Approaches and New Ideas 215
• Chafier Twenty - Conclusion 229
• Appendix - The Discussion to Establish a Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy at the University of Dar Es Salaam 237
• Bibliography 253
• Index 277
• Studies of Religion in Africa 287

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