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100 1 _aMunyoki, Benson Masila,
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245 1 0 _aBride price among the Akamba people of Kenya, East Africa, evaluated in the biblical standpoint /By Benson Masila Munyoki.
260 _c1982.
300 _a97 leaves, bound :
_bmaps ;
_c28 cm.
336 _aunspecified
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500 _aA Ministry Perspective Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Columbia Graduate School of Bible and Missions, Columbia, South Carolina, 1982.
500 _aBibliography: leaves 93-97.
520 0 _aTypescript.
530 _a2
500 _aI. The Bride Price in Akamba Society
505 0 0 _aThe Akamba People: An Overview --
_tGeography and topography --
_tCharacteristics and customs --
_tOccupation --
_tHistory --
_tOrigin --
_tTribal enmity --
_tThe famine problem --
_tPatterns of Authority --
_tReligion --
_tTraditional --
_tChristianity --
_tMarriage Among the Akamba People --
_tMarriage and purpose --
_tFamily structure --
_tMarriage customs --
_tThe courtship period --
_tThe betrothal period --
_tThe wedding --
_tChristian influences --
_tThe Bride Price --
_tDefinitions and distinctions --
_tBride price --
_tBride wealth --
_tDowry --
_tGifts --
_tHistorical origins --
_tBiblical practice --
_tAs a compensation to the father --
_tAs a penalty for seduction --
_tAs a form of service rendered --
_tJacob and Laban --
_tMoses and Jethro --
_tOthniel and Caleb --
_tDavid and King Saul --
_tAs an occasion for gift giving --
_tTo the bride --
_tTo the parents --
_tAkamba practice --
_tThe reason for it --
_tHow it functions --
_tHow it changes.
500 _aII. Problems Caused by the Bride Price
505 0 0 _aBride Price Leads to the Commercialization of Marriage --
_tChanges --
_tConsequences --
_tEnticement to greed --
_tDiscouragement of the couple --
_tCreation of debts --
_tEncouragement of elopement --
_tOccurance of pre-marital pregnancy --
_tCompromise by the pastors --
_tBride Price Weakens the Marital Union --
_tCompanionship --
_tProcreation --
_tCompleteness --
_tCommunication --
_tThe Forfeit of the Bride Price Breaks us this Union --
_tIt Makes the Bride a Property of the Gooms Family --
_tIt leads to immorality --
_tThe bride is subject to Levirate marriage --
_tLevirate marriage --
_tLevirate marriage --
_tHistory --
_tExistence --
_tThe Practice of Levirate Marriage Among Ancient Near Eastern People --
_tHistorical practice --
_tBiblical practice --
_tThe Practice of Levirate Marriage Among the Akamba People --
_tThe Immorality of the Levirate Marriage.
500 _aIII. Proposals for Dealing with the Practice and Problems of the Bride Price
505 0 0 _aPrevious Attempts to Deal with the Bride Price --
_tEarly missionary attempts --
_tGovernment attempts --
_tLocal native attempts --
_tA New Strategy to Deal with the Bride Price --
_tHold Seminars --
_tIdentify problems --
_tFinding solutions to the problem.
610 2 0 _aColumbia Graduate School of Bible and Missions.
_kMinistry Perspective Project.
650 0 _aBride price
_zKenya
_xMoral and ethical aspects.
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