Vol. 23 No. 4 (2025)

Articles

• RACIAL SUPREMACY AND DISCRIMINATION: A CRITICAL EVALUATION IN THE LIGHT OF ROMANS 10:12

  Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu, PhD, Michael Paul Pilani, PhD

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• FOSTERING DIALOGUE AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN AFRICAN RELIGIONS AND CHRISTIANITY: INTERROGATING ACTS 17:22-31

  Michael Paul Pilani, PhD, Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu, PhD

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• SECULARISM AND RE-EMERGENCE OF AFRICA: PERSPECTIVES ON THE NIGERIAN SOCIO-POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC RE-BIRTH

  Michael Enyinwa Okoronkwo, PhD, Amos Francis Dike, PhD, Uzoma Amos Dike, PhD

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• TOWARD CONFLUENCE OF CHRISTIAN AND IGBO TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN MMANWU (MASQUERADE) AND FATHER CHRISTMAS: A COMPARATIVE SYMBOLIC ANALYSIS

  Obiora Cyprian Alokwu, Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ajakor, Benjamin Chukwunonso Nwokocha

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• CHRISTIANITY AND THE CHALLENGES OF WORSHIPPING THE “ANCIENT OF DAYS” IN MODERN TIMES: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE

  Stephen C. Nnadi

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• AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF SELECT BROADCAST MEDIA REPORTAGE OF CHILDREN AFFECTED BY CONFLICTS IN NORTH CENTRAL NIGERIA

  Moven Tahna’an Rosemary, J.S. Kente, PhD, A. Ogande, PhD

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• WOMEN'S VOICES AND AGENCY IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: AN ISLAMIC FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING AND SUPPORTING WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

  Auwalu Abdullahi, Kamsusi Sadiq Aliyu, Ibrahim Sa’id Ahmd

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• HEALING PRACTICES AND INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE: THE EXPERIENCE OF AFRICAN RELIGION AMONG THE BACHAMA OF ADAMAWA STATE

  Martins Hosea Nakina, Esthons Nehemiah Nzolaningi

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• UNVEILING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SÁN'I-KWEH (INITIATION) IN THE RELIGIOUS BELIEF AND PRACTICE OF THE KUNINI PEOPLE OF LAU L.G.A TARABA STATE

  Habila Katuka, Ph.D, Patrick Gwah

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• BUILDING A JUST SOCIETY: INTEGRATING CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING (CST) INTO NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT PUBLIC POLICIES TO COMBAT CORRUPTION

  Peter Ikechukwu Okonkwo, PhD

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