Vol. 5 No 2 (2024): African Theological Journal for Church and Society | African Theological Journal for Church and Society

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Publiée: 2024-11-08

Articles

Rethinking the Debates on the Theological Implications of the Biological Theory of Human Evolution on the Creation of Adam

Stephen Hosea Vongdip, Kingsley Nelson Kinya, Jock Matthew Agai

1-24
Eramatare A Missional and Theological Approach to Environmental Stewardship

Joshua Robert Barron

25-51
Reading Luke 22:14–23 in an Ethiopian Context A Tri-polar Contextual Approach

Tarekegn A. Chamisso

52-71
A Template for a Soul-Winner and Soul-Winning Sermon from Apostle Peter’s Life and Preaching in Acts 2:14-41

Favour Ogundiran

72-91
We are commanded to love; How?

Robin Smaill

92-114
Unwed Mothers in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania A Biblical and Pastoral Dialogue in Light of John 8:1-11

Mussa Kilengi

115-138
Christian Missions and Slavery

Jaap van Slageren

139-159
Appropriating John Stott’s Holy-Worldliness Concept to Deficiencies in the Political Curriculum of Christianity in Africa Viewpoints from Nigeria

Gentleman Dogara

160-187
Law, Religion, Culture and Slay Queens A critique of the Kenyan Law of Succession (Amendment) Bill 2019

Dorcas Chebet Juma

188-216
Silencing the Guns, Illusion or Reality? Why a Biblical Theology of Violence Matters

Samuel Mwangi

217-235

Reviews

Review of 'Spectacular Atonement: Envisioning the Cross of Christ in an African Perspective'

Francis Omondi

236-238
Review of 'Preaching Well: Avoiding Common Pulpit Errors'

Joshua Adebayo Adesina

239-241
Review of 'Investigations on the "Entangled History" of Colonialism and Mission in a New Perspective: 20. Ludwig-Harms-Symposium 28. – 29. 5. 2021 in Hermannsburg'

Jörg Zehelein

242-244
Review of 'Teaching and Learning Across Cultures: A Guide to Theory and Practice'

Ryan Faber

245-248

Full Issue

African Theological Journal for Church and Society volume 5 number 2

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