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Inus Daneel, African theologian

MSMichèle Miller Sigg

Key Points

  • Daneel innovatively combined eco-theology with African Christianity, impacting many communities.
  • His published work includes fourteen scholarly volumes on religion, enriching the field of ecumenism.
  • Daneel's founding of ecumenical movements in Zimbabwe helped unify diverse Christian groups.
  • His legacy includes a rich family life, with numerous children and grandchildren, highlighting personal connections.

Abstract

Marthinus “Inus” Louis Daneel of Somerville, MA, and Polokwane, South Africa, died on July 29, 2024, at age 87, after a long illness. Daneel was a noted eco-theologian, ecumenist, author of fourteen published scholarly volumes on African Christianity and traditional religion, and founder of ecumenical movements in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe. He leaves his beloved wife of 28 years, Dana L. Robert Daneel; four adult children Alec Daneel, Lidia Haines (Russell), Talita DuPreez (Drean), and Inus Daneel, Jr. (Annelie); two stepsons Samuel Massie (Wenchi) and John Massie (Bonnie); and twelve grandchildren. He was predeceased by his parents Alec and Tina Daneel, his sister Nyasa Groenewald, and his adopted son Leonard Gono. He is survived by three sisters Charlotte Joubert, Alta Klopper, and Cinie-Marie Simmelink.

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Michèle Miller Sigg (2024) studied this question.

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