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It has become axiomatic to say, ‘do not throw out the baby with the bathwater with the Baby’, particularly within the discussion of ideas – whether to integrate or refute old or new ideas within the philosophical landscape, perhaps also the theological landscape, as the theological discipline is important for understanding identity, even African identity. Bediako (1999:1–10), in his book, Theology and Identity, noted that the question of identity is key to understanding the concerns of Christian theology in modern Africa as was the case in the 2nd century AD.

In defence of communitarianism philosophy: The contribution of moderate communitarianism to the formation of an African identity