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736.3 FOREIGN CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES AND THE NARRATIVES OF COLONIAL VIOLENCE IN THE PORTUGUESE EMPIRE IN AFRICA (1961-1975)

Lopes Pereira J. *

Centre for the History of Society and Culture (University of Coimbra, Portugal) and at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies of the KU Leuven (Belgium) ~ Coimbra and Leuven ~ Belgium

736.4 WOMEN'S INVISIBILITY AND SUBORDINATION IN ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY: THE CASE OF AFRICA

Mbabazi V. *

Department of Religion and Peace Studies, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Makerere University (Uganda) ~ Kampala ~ Uganda

736.5 WHO SPEAKS FOR ISLAM? MUSLIM WOMEN, DIGITAL MEDIA, AND RELIGIOUS INEQUALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA

Muslim C. *

University of KwaZulu-Natal, Director of Islamic Studies Research Unit (ISRU) ~ Durban ~ South Africa

736.6 INTERPRETING AFRICAN RELIGION IN WESTERN SCHOLARSHIP: EPISTEMIC POWER, REPRESENTATION, AND INEQUALITY

Maganya I. *

Tangaza University (Director Institutional Advancement and Development) ~ Nairobi ~ Kenya

736.7 THE POLITICS OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN COLONIAL AFRICA AND THE RISE OF INEQUALITIES

Mojo M. *

Arrupe Jesuit University ~ Harare ~ Zimbabwe

736.8 THE HUMAN, JOHN WESLEY AND THE AFRICAN: A DECOLONIAL ENGAGEMENT WITH WESLEY'S CONSTRUCTION OF 'MAN'

Matthew L. *

University of KwaZulu-Natal ~ Durban ~ South Africa

736_2.1

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN RELIGION SERVES AS A SOCIETY'S-QUALIFICATIONS-AUTHORITY: A CRITICAL REFLECTION ON RELIGION'S (OFTEN FORGOTTEN) CONTRIBUTION TO THE INVENTION OF INEQUALITY

Sakuba X. *

University of KwaZulu-Natal ~ Durban ~ South Africa

736_2.2

RELIGION A CONDUIT OR ACCOMPLICE IN PERPETUATING INEQUALITY, A PARADOX: A CASE STUDY OF SOME RITUAL CEREMONIES IN ZIMBABWE.

Zangairai F. *

Arrupe Jesuit University ~ Harare ~ Zimbabwe

736_2.3

BRIDGING THE INEQUALITIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN AFRICA AND EUROPE: A CASE STUDY OF THE VEREAD PROJECT.

Macconi I. * ^[1] , Mojo M. * ^[2]

Fondazione per le scienze religiose Giovanni XXIII ~ Bologna and Palermo ~ Italy ^[1] , Arrupe Jesuit University ~ Harare ~ Zimbabwe ^[2]

736_2.4

FROM BABEL TO JUBILEE: DECONSTRUCTING REFORMED APARTHEID HERMENEUTICS AND REIMAGINING PENTECOSTAL ECONOMIC JUSTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA

Motuku K.P. *

University of South Africa ~ Pretoria ~ South Africa

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736.3

FOREIGN CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES AND THE NARRATIVES OF COLONIAL VIOLENCE IN THE PORTUGUESE EMPIRE IN AFRICA (1961-1975)

736.4

WOMEN'S INVISIBILITY AND SUBORDINATION IN ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY: THE CASE OF AFRICA

736.5

WHO SPEAKS FOR ISLAM? MUSLIM WOMEN, DIGITAL MEDIA, AND RELIGIOUS INEQUALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA

736.6

INTERPRETING AFRICAN RELIGION IN WESTERN SCHOLARSHIP: EPISTEMIC POWER, REPRESENTATION, AND INEQUALITY

736.7

THE POLITICS OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN COLONIAL AFRICA AND THE RISE OF INEQUALITIES

736.8

THE HUMAN, JOHN WESLEY AND THE AFRICAN: A DECOLONIAL ENGAGEMENT WITH WESLEY'S CONSTRUCTION OF 'MAN'