David T. Ngong

Inside the Whirlwind

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Through this carefully researched and well written book, a great lacuna is being filled in the study of African Christianity. Much has been heard from Christians in Anglophone, Francophone, and Lusophone Africa, but rarely do we hear from the lone country that makes up Hispanic Africa - Equatorial Guinea. Reading Job in the context of the sufferings of the ordinary Christians of Equatorial Guinea, Carter provides significant theological insights and pastoral resources for addressing the problem of suffering in an African context.”

Normalcy Never Again

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This book is part a cry of agony and part a map of how to chart a way out of this agony. The agony it describes is not natural but born of the racist construction of the Black body in the United States. This agony is vividly captured in the catalogue of dehumanization that has marked the lives of Black people in the US for centuries. Steeped in Afrocentric wisdom, the book provides a vision that does not only seek to alleviate this pain, but also to create a more humane world. All those who work to create a more just world will benefit from reading this book.”