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Focusing on indigenous African political thought, this work presents a political philosophy aimed at countering necropolitics while fostering human flourishing across the continent. It explores the rich cultural insights and values inherent in African traditions to create a framework that prioritizes life and community well-being, advocating for a transformative approach to governance and societal development in Africa.

This work seeks to develop an economic philosophy rooted in indigenous African ideas, exploring how traditional beliefs and practices can inform contemporary economic systems. It emphasizes the importance of cultural context in shaping economic theories and encourages a reevaluation of existing frameworks by incorporating African perspectives. Through this lens, the book aims to highlight the value of indigenous knowledge in addressing modern economic challenges.

Exploring the interplay of philosophy, economics, theology, and psychoanalytic theory, this work uncovers a core dynamic of capitalism. It delves into how these disciplines intersect to shape our understanding of economic systems, offering a profound analysis of the underlying motivations and consequences of capitalist practices. Through this multifaceted lens, the book challenges conventional views and invites readers to reconsider the implications of capitalism in contemporary society.

The book presents a radical political interpretation of history, highlighting the emancipatory potential of ordinary Nigerians. It delves into precolonial cultural institutions, revealing how they can inspire fresh insights into social and political dynamics. By examining these aspects, the author challenges conventional narratives and emphasizes the significance of local histories in understanding contemporary issues.

This work presents a critical Pentecostal perspective on the concept of God, aiming to challenge traditional orthodox Christian beliefs. It explores the intersections of faith, philosophy, and theology, inviting readers to reconsider established doctrines and engage with alternative interpretations within the Pentecostal framework.

Focusing on Nigerian Pentecostals, the book explores their understanding and interaction with a spirit-filled reality, emphasizing the influence of an underlying "spell of the invisible" that shapes the movement's character. Through a multidisciplinary approach, it examines how these beliefs manifest in practices and community dynamics, offering insights into the spiritual landscape and cultural significance of Pentecostalism in Nigeria.

Focusing on methodological pluralism, this book explores diverse approaches to ethics, emphasizing the connection between methodology, identity, and persuasive projects. It serves as a tutorial for seminarians and graduate students, guiding them through ethical analysis and reasoning by engaging with critical social-ethical perspectives from leading American scholars. Through seven chapters, readers will learn to develop their own voice on social issues and analyze social reality from multiple viewpoints, reflecting the complexity of ethical methodology and understanding.

Focusing on enhancing management competency, this resource equips seminary students and ministers with essential financial and accounting skills. It emphasizes practical training in budgeting, reading financial reports, and understanding tax and legal matters, enabling church leaders to effectively oversee their organizations. The book aims to familiarize pastors with the language of finance, empowering them to interpret financial documents confidently and manage church resources in a professional and theologically informed manner.

This volume brings Pentecostal intuitions to bear on the task of reconceptualizing the process of ethical methodology in a pluralistic world, applying a Pentecostal sensibility to the study of social ethics.

Temporal orientation plays a crucial role in shaping social ethics, influencing how groups engage with politics and religion. By redefining temporal orientation as a means to create new temporalities, the book explores how this perspective enables individuals to realize their potential and creatively confront challenges. Using an African culture as a case study, it provides concrete examples of how these dynamics manifest, illustrating the deep interconnections between time, ethics, and social structures.