SimonMary A. Aihiokhai

African Women and the Shame and Pain of Infertility

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In African Women and the Shame and Pain of Infertility, Damasus C. Okoro has made a case for taking seriously the plights of African women as they journey towards justice. This work showcases the fruits of elaborate research and dialogue with multiple interlocutors. In this work, Okoro shows clearly the intersectionality of social, cultural, theological, philosophical, and medical ethics. Scholars interested in women’s studies cannot but embrace this work as their new vade mecum.”

An Introduction to Religious and Theological Studies, Second Edition

World Religions

“This is the work many scholars of theological and religious studies have been waiting for. Cyril Orji has shown how Christian theological and religious studies can be grounded in elaborate dialogue with other religious traditions. By giving a prominent place to indigenous religions, Orji offers scholars the pathway to follow in decolonizing the disciplines of theology and religious studies. This text displays the fruits of elaborate research and excellent teaching.”

At the Feet of Abraham

World Religions

“At the Feet of Abraham offers a clear guide for doing transformative interfaith dialogue that is grounded in an embrace of radical hospitality and vulnerability amongst persons of faith in our world. Levi Nkwocha stands firmly in the midst of relevant voices shaping the contours of contemporary interfaith theologies needed to reshape how religious persons encounter each other to allow for peaceful co-existence.”

Faith and Culture

Theology

“This work sheds light on the ways the sacramental life of the church in Africa can be reimagined to allow for the centering of African cultural and epistemological heritages. This work captures the best of the spirit of Vatican II—a spirit that demands from Catholics today to read the signs of the times. Osigwe has offered the academe and the church a new way of doing sacramental theology that births forth life for all.”