Égide Muziazia, a Congolese priest and theologian from Münster, Germany, argues that African polygamy is a social institution rather than a moral failing. He criticizes missionary actions that imposed monogamy, leading to injustices. Muziazia praises a SECAM document supporting pastoral practices in African Churches, emphasizing the need for contextual understanding. He concludes that no continent can universalize its own response, advocating for a communion of contexts rather than uniformity. More: InfoVaticana
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