JORAS Vol. 12 No. 1, 2023

Publication Contents

With regard to Islamic Jihadist Movements in Nigeria, is it equally unhelpful to argue either that they have everything to do with Islam or nothing to do with Islam?

Kathleen McGarvey
Open

Formators, Pastors, Other Agents of Formation and the Seminarians of the 21stCentury

Habila Daboh
Open

Nigeria and the Question of Climate Justice

Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu
Open

Simplicity and Silence in Catholic Liturgy: Implications for the Church in Nigeria

Emmanuel Chinedu Anagwo
Open

The Autonomy of Faith and Reason in John Henry Newman

Kingsley Mbamarra
Open

Virtual Meetings for Societal Communication in Nigeria

Martha Onjewu
Open

The Correlational Dialogue of Scholarly Endeavour is Fundamentally Critical for Sustainable Peace and Socio-economic Development in a Post Covid-19 Diverse Society

Thaddeus B. Umaru
Open

Acting Person and the Ethics of Neighourliness

Philip Osarobu ISANBOR
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The Matrix of Ethno-Religious Politics in Kaduna State: Issues, Challenges and Prospects

Abdulrasheed Abdulyakeen Mu'ammar Bello
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A Narrative Critical Study of Mark 6:30-34 in the Context of Teaching as Nation Building in Nigeria

Paul Danbaki Jatau
Open

The Taqiyya Controversy and its Implication for Christian-Muslim Dialogue

Richard Gokum
Open

Decolonising the Study of Religions in Africa: Promise and Pitfalls

Benjamin, Tyavkase Gudaku
Open

The Need for Entrepreneurial Skills in Catholic Seminary Formation: Encouragement from 1 KINGS 19:19-21

George Odafe Musa Augustine Ibrahim
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A Rereading of Amos 5:21-24 in Contemporary Nigerian Society

Joel Haruna Usman
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The Art of Preaching: The Logos of Preaching Developed in Prayer

Idahosa Amadasu
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“Jesus, I love You”: The Sum and Summary of Joseph Ratzinger/ Pope Benedict XVI's Theology

Bitrus Emmanuel Wazamda
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