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4.3 Bunjalo benkholo yesintfu
Ondo, Chuku, Hinegba, Olodumare, Olorun,
Osanobua, Osowo, Owo, Soko
Unkulunkulu, Mwali (Mwari), Nyadenga
Imana
Leve, Meketa, Ngewo, Yatta
Modimo, Xikwempu, uThixo, Raluvhimba,
Mvelingqangi, Mvelinchanti, uZimu
Kalunga, Mukuru, Ndjambi Karunga, Pamba
Ajok, Bel, Dyong, Elo, Jok (Juok, Juong),
Kalo, Kwoth, Mbori (Mboli), Nhialic,
Nguleso, Ngun Tamukujen
Mvelinchanti
Enkai, Ishwanga, Kyala, Kyumbi, Mulungu,
(Murungu), Mungo, Ruwa
Akuj, Jok (Juok), Katonda, Kibumba, Ori,
Rugaba, Ruhanga, Weri
Akongo, Arebati, Djakomba, Katshonde,
Leza, Nzambi
Chilenga, Chiata, Lesa (Leza), Mulungu,
Nyambe, Tilo
Nakukhulunywa ngenkho(o yesintfu kuhle sike sibeke nayi inchazelo yenkho(o
lesiniketwa nguYinger, (1970) nakabeka atsi:
The beliefs and rites that make up a religion as a more or less
coherent system are the expressions of those who have felt the
problems most intensively, who have been most acutely
sensitive to the tragedies of death, the burdens of frustration,
the oppression of failure, the disruptive effects of hostility.
Powered by strength of their feelings, such religious innovators
have created 'solutions' appropriate to the enormity of the
problem - solutions that frequently have burst the bonds of
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