Available from Isaac Publishing Spirituality, Structures, Society and Sects A detailed study of the practices, family life, social structures, spirituality and sects of Muslims today. Including extensive quotations from Islamic sources, the book is especially suitable for those seeking an in-depth understanding of Islam, and covers the range from conservative and political Islam to folk Islam […]
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Available from Grove Books Limited Over the last 6 months our Co-Dean of Graduate Programmes, Canon Dr Chris Sugden edited the following 28 page booklet which was published last week. It has been reviewed by a leading palliative care doctor. COVID-19 Where is God in all this? Greg Forster, Caris Grimes, James Haslam, Michael Langrish, John Pilling
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The article explores how a biblically informed concept of shalom could provide for a thicker theological and conceptual framework for Christian praxis in the Namibian post-apartheid context. It serves as a tentative dialogue starter of how Christians can participate in the social ordering of society, especially in redressing deep levels of social injustice. The author
Ministry and Leadership in a Christian Community under Persecution – Archbishop Ben Kwashi Oxford Centre for Religion and Public Life Public Lecture given by zoom Friday July 29th at 12 noon GMT I have had a journey with ill-health since 1975 when my kidneys gave way. Shortly after that my house was burnt. With Andrew Boyd I have
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To be pioneer of anything is often a privilege. I consider myself privileged partly because I am the first to have a PhD in my clan within the Dinka of South Sudan since the creation of the world. I am also the first to graduate with a PhD in Systematic Theology in the history of
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I have become fully versed in the world of Islamic beliefs and practices and it is helping me a great deal to better relate to Muslims in my community. Through OCRPL I am able to share this knowledge with people in my local church.
OCRPL was used of God to fulfil my desire for further studies, initially hindered by the constraints of time and financial resources. Through the online studies, I gained from the rich and culturally diverse lecturers who constitute the OCRPL faculty. The academic approach to the study of religion (Islam in particular) challenged my misinformed and
OCRPL is connecting all internationally. Through the initiative of this programme, I have learned how to deal with culture in our social life. The experience qualified me for academic and theological study. There is a lot of networking which results in genuine friendships. The study has equipped me with very interesting information and has allowed
