The study of the nature, origin, and scope of

knowledge and its acquisition

The philosophical investigation of the

principles of ethical principles and moral judgments

The study of the origins of language

The

branch of philosophy concerned with the nature, types, and criteria of value

The Just war doctrine

The doctrine of Discovery

The doctrine of the Trinity

There is no relationship

between them

All formerly colonised people

are slave-lovers

Slavery is naturally

anti-colonial

Colonisation is the

concretisation of the power relations between the slave master or mistress and

the enslaved

Countries that were under British rule

All formerly colonised African countries

South Africa and Zimbabwe

None

The entrenching of practices

and values that were introduced by colonial powers.

Granting independence to

formerly conquered territories under the guardianship of a former colonial

conqueror.

The ongoing process of

dismantling and undoing the political, economic, cultural, and psychological

legacies of colonialism.

The granting of partial

independence to formerly conquered territories.

The biblical truth of the

equality of all human beings in the eyes of God

The scientific fact of the

ontological equality of all human beings

Power relations between the

slave master or mistress and the enslaved

Universal human rights of every

human being in terms of the UN

The genuine celebration of the

culture of the colonised

The tolerance of the identity

and history of the colonised

The acceptance of the humanity

of the colonised

The enslavement of other human

beings

Automatically acquiring

property rights in ‘conquered lands’

Disregarding the knowledge and

consent of indigenous people

All of the above

Gaining political and

governmental power over indigenous inhabitants