One of the most universal musical forms throughout West Africa is call and response music.
- Call and response refer to the phenomena of a call from someone and then an immediate reply from the listener. In the 'call and response music,' the solo singer raises the song, and then it is continued by the chorus. They also join the song as a response to the soloist.
- Call and response music forms a part of the roots of traditional music in Africa and is just like a congregation of singers in the church.
- In the current period, we can find traces of call and response music in various music forms like salsa, rumba, cha-cha-chá, and timba.
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Discipleship in the Christian sense is the process of making someone become like Christ. The harsh reality is that followers are just like the “friend with profits” and have a tendency to solely be around as long because the benefit (usually entertainment) is gift. The fan is committed through the ups and downs and is willing to speculate time and cash to indicate it.
1. Jeremy attends his college classes regularly, but because he is busy, attends church when he feels like it. He's a fan.
2. Madison works an hourly job that barely pays enough for her to make a living, but she still gives an offering to her church. He's a follower.
3. Natalie is changing churches because the youth minister at this new church is handsome and fun to be around. She is a fan,
4. Jayden will spend his summer serving as a volunteer with a refugee ministry in another state even though it may cost him a starting position on the football team. He is a follower.
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<span>During psychology's history, the ups and downs of "consciousness" are two fold. First, an up, is that consciousness provides the "moral" fence needed to keep society behaving in a civilized manner. Second a down is that "consciousness" or the pressure associated with conforming to society's ideal "consciousness" can cause individuals to feel unworthy and useless leading to suicidal thoughts and actions.</span>
