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During this period, enslaved Africans blended elements of their traditional religious practices with the forms of Christianity introduced by European colonists, creating a distinct and dynamic religious culture. Many enslaved people adopted Christian teachings that emphasized liberation, justice, and spiritual equality, drawing particular inspiration from biblical narratives such as the Exodus story. Secret gatherings, often referred to as ‘hush harbors,’ allowed enslaved worshippers to practice their faith away from the surveillance of enslavers, preserving African traditions of call-and-response, communal prayer, and rhythmic singing. Over time, this fusion of African cultural memory and Christian theology became a central force in shaping African American identity and community life.
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