Human Suffering - Obi, Obioma Des.
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This book demonstrates how the Christian faith can be practiced more effectively in the midst of the challenges and crises of human suffering in the Igbo/African Christian families and how the Gospel message can elicit a new perspective in their understanding of this suffering situation. In spite of the enigmatic and paradoxical nature of the perennial problem of human suffering, Christ's suffering and death have given it a positive meaning. While tensions and challenges are inevitable, authentic faith, dynamic hope, and fraternal charity sustain. It is against this backdrop that Obioma Des.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book demonstrates how the Christian faith can be practiced more effectively in the midst of the challenges and crises of human suffering in the Igbo/African Christian families and how the Gospel message can elicit a new perspective in their understanding of this suffering situation. In spite of the enigmatic and paradoxical nature of the perennial problem of human suffering, Christ's suffering and death have given it a positive meaning. While tensions and challenges are inevitable, authentic faith, dynamic hope, and fraternal charity sustain. It is against this backdrop that Obioma Des. Obi reconstructed a contextualized theology based on a pastoral theological response to the human suffering caused by childlessness, poverty, and premature death. The highest Christian optimism should be exercised in every suffering situation. Each community must strive to pursue its mission not in isolation but in solidarity, through the promotion of peace, justice, equality, and freedom.
Autorenporträt
The Author: Obioma Des. Obi is a Catholic priest from Okiwe Diocese, Imo State, Nigeria, West Africa, where he served for many years as a parish priest before furthering his studies. He received his M.A. in theology from the Catholic Institute of West Africa in Nigeria and his Ph.D. in systematic theology from Kings College, University of London. He is presently the parish priest (pastor) of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, Winters, Texas, San Angelo Diocese, United States, and a graduate student at Tarleton State University, Stephenville, Texas.