2002
DOI: 10.3406/homig.2002.3891
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Harrisme et kimbanguisme : deux Églises afro-chrétiennes en Île-de-France

Abstract: En France, les Églises harriste et kimbanguiste sont constituées en associations selon la loi de 1901. Comptant un nombre réduit d'adeptes, elles doivent soit se faire adopter par des "Églises-mères" pour trouver des lieux de culte et pratiquer leurs rites, soit se justifier pour éviter d'être prises pour des sectes. Leurs fidèles forment des micro-sociétés cohérentes, qui vivent dans la continuité des pratiques du pays d'origine. Selon l'auteur, on est en présence d'un groupe de migrants qui s'adapte, plus qu… Show more

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“…The patterns of liberation and deliverance that can be discerned here reflect forms of identity politics in which Africanity, in the ethnic and national sense, is not only a major issue, but a component that is increasingly associated with armed conflict. In the context of long-term history ( histoire longue ), one may be tempted to read this as a continuation or resumption of Kongo forms of prophetic activity that were in evidence throughout the precolonial and colonial periods (Balandier 1953; Asch 1983; Mokoko-Gampiot 2004; Mélice 2011). However, although the ethnic and spatial fragmentation and promiscuity at the heart of these political and religious disputes are largely dependent on colonial borders and/or intermingling, the internal conflicts to which these ethno-identity dynamics lead are the expression of a radical change of paradigm.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The patterns of liberation and deliverance that can be discerned here reflect forms of identity politics in which Africanity, in the ethnic and national sense, is not only a major issue, but a component that is increasingly associated with armed conflict. In the context of long-term history ( histoire longue ), one may be tempted to read this as a continuation or resumption of Kongo forms of prophetic activity that were in evidence throughout the precolonial and colonial periods (Balandier 1953; Asch 1983; Mokoko-Gampiot 2004; Mélice 2011). However, although the ethnic and spatial fragmentation and promiscuity at the heart of these political and religious disputes are largely dependent on colonial borders and/or intermingling, the internal conflicts to which these ethno-identity dynamics lead are the expression of a radical change of paradigm.…”
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confidence: 99%
“… 9. Notons toutefois, pour sortir du champ pentecôtiste, que le Cercle International Kimbanguiste (CIK) a fait l’objet d’une reconnaissance de la Fédération Protestante de France dès 1984 (Mokoko-Gampiot, 2002). …”
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