Vol. 7 No. 1 (2015) | UNIZIK Journal of Religion and Human Relations

Published: 2015-07-21

The imperative of social engagement for Unizik, Awka: a socioreligious discourse

ABC Chiegboka, KL Nwadialor

8-16

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An ethical appraisal of Nigerian policy on corruption vis-à-vis global anti-corruption practices

CA Onyiloha

17-31

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Hopefulness in hopelessness: an exegtical interpretation and hermeneutic application of Rom 4, 18 to Nigerian situation

D Obielosi

32-41

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Prospects of Islamophobia in Nigeria and its Dangers

OPC Wariboko

42-52

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Ethico-religious re-orientation of Nigerian women for the sustenance of political empowerment

JA Erhuvwujefe

53-62

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The perspective of christian moral education for good governance in Nigeria

OP Anwuluorah, SC Okafor-Udah

63-69

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A Trilogy of Philosophy, Language and National Development

I Ndianefoo

70-75

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The church: asset and agent in achieving sustainable water supply in Nigerian urban environments

OC Alokwu, BOS Udezo

76-84

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Secularism, secular state and religious freedom

CC Nweke

85-94

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Science and Religion: A Philosophical Reflection

IP Ogugua, IC Ogugua

95-109

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The ontology of Nkwu-elu and its relevance in Igbo African socio-cultural society and beyond

FC Onuegbu, M Obiajulu, O Nnajiofor

110-118

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Anglican via-media: an instrument for theological discourse on same sex marriage in church of Nigeria Anglican communion

CE Nnatuanya

119-129

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Public perception of corruption in anambra state: a study of Aguata local government area

CE Ikezue, MB Alawari

130-142

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Our grandmothers, excluded from history, preservers and transmitters of indegenous values: ecomaternalistic approach

EO Ezenweke

143-153

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The neurotic Christian: implications for Christian ministry in Nigeria

VC Mbachi

154-166

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Curbing promiscuous habits among Nigerians through religious studies

FN Okobia

167-175

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The imperative of social engagement for Unizik, Awka: a socioreligious discourse

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An ethical appraisal of Nigerian policy on corruption vis-à-vis global anti-corruption practices

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Hopefulness in hopelessness: an exegtical interpretation and hermeneutic application of Rom 4, 18 to Nigerian situation

DOI:

Prospects of Islamophobia in Nigeria and its Dangers

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Ethico-religious re-orientation of Nigerian women for the sustenance of political empowerment

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The perspective of christian moral education for good governance in Nigeria

DOI:

A Trilogy of Philosophy, Language and National Development

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The church: asset and agent in achieving sustainable water supply in Nigerian urban environments

DOI:

Secularism, secular state and religious freedom

DOI:

Science and Religion: A Philosophical Reflection

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The ontology of Nkwu-elu and its relevance in Igbo African socio-cultural society and beyond

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Anglican via-media: an instrument for theological discourse on same sex marriage in church of Nigeria Anglican communion

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Public perception of corruption in anambra state: a study of Aguata local government area

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Our grandmothers, excluded from history, preservers and transmitters of indegenous values: ecomaternalistic approach

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The neurotic Christian: implications for Christian ministry in Nigeria

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Curbing promiscuous habits among Nigerians through religious studies

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