The Akan Doctrine of God
- Date of account
- 1963
- Location
- Ghana, especially Ashanti and related Akan areas
- Source
- model_recalled_reference
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
K. A. Busia’s work on Akan religious ideas provides a named documentary route into beliefs about God, lesser spiritual beings, ancestors, dreams and the continuing obligations of the dead. It is potentially relevant to apparition-report comparison because experiences of deceased relatives may be interpreted through lineage, funerals and moral reciprocity. The book is a study of belief and social life, not verification of supernatural encounters. Researchers should establish which Akan communities and earlier sources Busia is summarizing, since “Akan” covers several historically distinct traditions. This is an AI-recalled lead.
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