Re-Imagining African Christologies: Conversing with the Interpretations and Appropriations of Jesus Christ in African Christianity

Author(s)
Ezigbo, Victor I.
Wallis, Andrew F.
Keywords
Jesus Christ - Person and Offices
Theology, Doctrinal - Africa, Sub-Saharan

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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/3475465
Online Access
http://content.clic.edu/u?/p16120coll37,399
Abstract
Pt. 1. Jesus-talk in contemporary African Christianity. Major presuppositions of African Christologies -- Constructive Christologies of contemporary African Christianity -- Grassroots Christologies of contemporary African Christianity : a case study of Nigeria -- pt. 2. A revealer Christology : towards a new Christological model. A revealer Christology for the African contexts -- Revealing divinity : the significance of Jesus for God-talk in African Christianity -- The malevolent spirits in the Christologies of African Christianity -- Revealing humanity : the significance of Jesus for rethinking the understandings of human beings in Africa.
Date
2010
Type
text
Identifier
oai:content.clic.edu:p16120coll37/399
http://content.clic.edu/u?/p16120coll37,399
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