The Problem of Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa - Ajedokun, Felix O.
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Poverty is a global phenomenon. Its intensity differs across regions of the world. Even within Africa, the influence of poverty in its Sub-Saharan region is very pathetic and alarming. In the midst of this global reality, the government of nations, scholars and NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) have addressed and possibly still addressing poverty from social, economic and political perspectives. While social, economic and political responses to poverty are necessary, these methods neglect a very important approach ¿ theological approach. As much as poverty is a global socioeconomic cum…mehr

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Poverty is a global phenomenon. Its intensity differs across regions of the world. Even within Africa, the influence of poverty in its Sub-Saharan region is very pathetic and alarming. In the midst of this global reality, the government of nations, scholars and NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) have addressed and possibly still addressing poverty from social, economic and political perspectives. While social, economic and political responses to poverty are necessary, these methods neglect a very important approach ¿ theological approach. As much as poverty is a global socioeconomic cum political concern, it is equally a theological issue. This book therefore examined and addressed the problem of poverty, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa from a theological perspective. Most significantly, theological functions of the church (preaching/teaching, caring and showing love, instilling hope in people in the midst of challenges and others) in addressing the piteous condition of poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa are explicitly discussed.
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Autorenporträt
Dr Felix O. Ajedokun is a theologian and a scholar of philosophy and religion. His first doctorate is in Systematic Theology, his second doctoral degree (ongoing) focuses on philosophy and religion. He lectures at the Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary, Ogbomoso, Nigeria. Felix and His wife, Grace are blessed with Felix Jr., Festus and Gloria.