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Studi Kritis Sinkritisme Iman Kristen Suku Ono Niha Di Gereja Beth-El Tabernakel Kristus Alfa Omega Afulu Zalikhu, Itoloni; Gidion, Gidion; Astuti, Tri
JOURNAL of THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS Vol. 14 No. 2 (2025): Regular Issue, Volume 14 Number 2 (2025)
Publisher : STT Kristus Alfa Omega

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37465/journaltheologi.v14i2.552

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This study critically examines the syncretism of the Christian faith among the Ono Niha Tribe in GBT KAO Afulu, particularly regarding the belief in ancestral spirits (Malaika Zinomate). Using a qualitative method involving interviews with church and community leaders, along with literature and biblical studies, the research reveals a blend of Christian teachings with local traditions that conflict with biblical doctrine. Practices such as death rituals and prayers to ancestors hinder the congregation’s spiritual growth and obscure core Christian teachings. The study affirms the biblical truth that there is no communication between the living and the dead and highlights the need for teaching grounded in Scripture. It recommends a contextual approach that filters, rather than rejects, local culture through the lens of the Gospel, alongside holistic evangelism and biblical instruction to overcome syncretism and foster true spiritual transformation. Key Word: Syncretism, Christian Faith, Ono Niha Tribe, Spirits of the Dead
Co-Authors Adhi Kusmantoro Adhi Siswanto Wisnu Nugroho Adiyati, Rini Ardian Tuhumury Arianti, Silvia Christanto Hadijaya Fianus Tandiongan Franspebri .P, Yoel Gregorius Suwito Gregorius Suwito Gregorius Suwito Herika Herika Herika, Herika Hia, Liberti Natalia Jahja, Soendoro Jahja, Sundoro Jon, Jon Kalis Stevanus Kusbianto, Agus Manik, Disetra Fiser Margareth Christin haba Soulissa Muner Daliman Norsandi, Dedy Poroe, Herman Ragil Kristiawan Rombe, Eni Rudyanto Chandra Rudyanto Chandra Saputra Samuel Silitonga sartin kela Sri Wijayanto, Wahyudi Susilo, David Priyo Suwany, Suwany Suwito, Gregorius Tambunan, Debora Tiurlan Tanggi, Hilkia Tjokrohandoko, Soewarto Tri Astuti Wandi Orlando Siahaan Wurdianto, Kukuh Yanto Sutrisno Yogi Santoso Yulia, Tantri Zalikhu, Itoloni