Religion and Cultural Studies, University of Nigeria Nsukka

NJRCS Volume 13(1), 2025
Open Access via: https://www.njrcs.org/

Table of Contents

1. *Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue: An Interpretation of the Akan Proverb Ti Koro Nko Agyina (1-7)*
By Samuel Kofi Boateng Nkrumah-Pobi

2. *Noting the specifics in African Cosmology: Who is God in the indigenous beliefs of Abanyom communities in Cross River State, Nigeria? (8- 14)*
By
Benson Ogar Michael & George C. Nche

3. *Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) and her global mission to defend the authority of the scripture (15-20)*
By
George C. Asadu & Omaka Kalu Ngele

4. *Language choice in religious domains: Exegesis from the Qur’an at Masjidul Qudwah, Tamale, Ghana (21-25)*
By
Mohammed Osman Nindow

5. *The Message of Amos on Justice and Righteousness and its Relevance to Nigerian Society (26- 32)*
By
Manasseh Aasegh Anyamdoo & Daniel Bem Apuuivom

6. *The Socio–Religious Impacts of Agbalanze in Onitsha, South East Nigeria (33-37)*
By
Ekenedirichukwu Eze & Francis Chukwurah Ofili

7. *Harmonising African and Christian Theology: A Critical Analysis of Charles Nyamiti’s Approach (38-44)*
By
Moses Adeleke Adeoye

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Gentle reminder

Call for papers 2025
Send your abstract to [email protected]

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You're Invited: Hybrid 2025 Pre-Conference Workshop

The Department of Religion and Cultural Studies, University of Nigeria Nsukka cordially invites you to its hybrid 2025 pre-conference workshop. Join us for an engaging sessions on various issues such as:

1. "Ethical and Methodological issues in Social Sciences Research" by Professor Ike Onyishi

2. "Writing a Winning Grant/Research Proposal" facilitated by Professor Chidi Ugwu.

3. "Carrying out research in the Humanities: Making a case for strong methodological process" by Dr. Kingsley Ikechukwu Uwaegbute

4. "Recent methodological developments in Biblical Studies" by Dr. Virginus Uchenna Eze

5. "Using AI tools for enhanced research productivity" by Daniel Clement Unachukwu

Check the attached flyer for registration details, workshop schedule, and more information.

We look forward to your participation!

Call for Papers 2025!

The Department of Religion and Cultural Studies University of Nigeria, Nsukka, invites scholars, researchers, and experts to submit papers for its upcoming conference, themed "Religion, Civil Liberties, and Democracy."

Conference Details:
- Date: 26-28th February 2025
- Location: Hybrid

Submission Guidelines:
Check out the conference flyer for more information on submission requirements and deadlines.

This conference offers a unique opportunity to explore the complex relationships between religion, civil liberties, and democratic values in contemporary society. We look forward to receiving your submissions!

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