Why are myths important in traditional African communities?

      

Describe why myths are important in traditional African communities.

  

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Maurice
(i) They explain the nature of God.

(ii) They are used to entertain people.

(iii) They give people identity and a sense of belonging.

(iv) They are the basis of unity as the people claim the same origin.

(v) They educate people and help to preserve culture and traditions.

(vi) They explain the origin and creation of a community.

(vii) They explain the occupation and the culture of the people.

(viii) They justify the ownership of tribal land, animals and property.

(ix) They explain the origin of death, evil and suffering.

(x) They explain the original status and relationship between God and human beings.
maurice.mutuku answered the question on June 23, 2017 at 13:31


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