EKPOMA Vol. 3 No. 1, 2016

A CRITIQUE OF THE BUDDHIST NOTION OF DUKKHA: TOWARDS A PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE HUMAN CONDITION OF SUFFERING AND PAIN

Anselm K. JIMOH

IN DEFENCE OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND THE LEGITIMACY OF PUNISHMENT OF CIVIL DISSENTERS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY

Michael M. UZOMAH

THE CLAIMS OF CHRISTIANITY IN RELATION TO OTHER RELIGIONS: A QUESTION OF TRUTH AND TOLERANCE

David-Mary ODUNSI

AN APPRAISAL OF POPPER'S THEORY OF FALSIFICATION

Philip O. ISANBOR

AN EXEGETICAL UNDERSTANDING OF JER. 26:12-15 AND THE CHALLENGES FACING THE PROPHETIC MINISTRY IN NIGERIA TODAY

Vincent B. OJO

BRADLEY'S CONCEPT OF METAPHYSICS

Damian ILODIGWE

AN APPRAISAL OF THE CHALLENGES CONFRONTING THE NATURE OF AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY

Williams O. ASO

NIGERIA'S NATIONAL AND HUMAN SECURITY PROBLEMATIC AS A CRISIS OF VALUES: A PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTION

Gregory E. OGBENIKA Gregory E. OGBENIKA

THE QUEST FOR CATHOLIC IDENTITY FOR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

Osayamen S. IMHANGBE

THE REFORM OF THE REFORM: AN EXAMINATION OF JOSEPH RATZINGER'S VISION OF LITURGICAL RENEWAL

Idahosa AMADASU

RORTY'S NEO-PRAGMATISM: RESHAPING HUMAN CONDITION WITH OUR THOUGHTS

Stanley M. NKEMNOLE

SOULS IN DANGER OF DEATH WHILE IN SOME IRREGULARITY

Paul I. ABHULIMEN

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