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A Critique of Oyedepo’s Approach to Solving the Problem of Vocation, Work, and Faith in the African Context
IntroductionThis work critiques David Oyedepo’s charismatic approach to solving the problems of vocation, work, and faith in the…
Resolving the Problem of the Original Sin Using the Work of Augustine and Calvin as a Guide.
According to the biblical narrative, the problem of sin historically goes back to the primeval era of Adam…
Saint Augustine on Sin
The sin of Adam in the narrative of the Bible to a critical mind like Augustine far outweighs…
The Paradox of the god of Gold and a Theological-Ethical Analysis of the Song of Solomon
What else could be more important than money? What in life should a man genuinely hold in high…
From the Relics of the First Century Church – A Conversation with Frank Viola
Frank Viola, through his book “Reimagining Church: Pursuing the Dream of Organic Christianity,” has been able to raise…
The Pursuit of Ecstatic and Eternal Happiness
Happiness has been a subject exposed to an age-long contemplation among philosophers. The most profound definition of it…
How Would Christianity Look Like 100 Years from Now? – A Conversation with Phyllis Tickle
The Great Emergence, as I understand the science of it and the attendant theory of change from the…
The Rise of Pentecostalism and its Influence on the Socio-Political Context in South Korea
Introduction The historical account of the success of Christianity in South Korea defiles the normal missionary activities of…
Boko Haram/Fulani Herdsmen Unchecked Violence Against Christians, the Declaration of Just War By Some Christian Leaders, and the Threat to the National Stability and Peaceful Co-existence in Nigeria.
Introduction Over the years and in most recent times, Christians’ view on when a just war declaration may…
Africans Worldviews and Spirituality: A Critical Factor for the Rise of African Pentecostalism in South-Western Nigeria
Introduction A recent survey tries to find out how vital “religion” is to people in the Sub-Saharan part…