When Can Christians Retaliate? - Oyewole, Nathaniel Oluseyi
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The book applies the teaching of Jesus on retaliation to solving the problems of retaliation evident among various religious and ethnic groups in Nigeria. The manifestation of retaliation through conflict, violence and imprecatory prayer adversely affects Christians' witness in Nigeria. The study examines the perspectives and practices of retaliation in Ancient Near East law codes, the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the contemporary time to discover the historical perspectives on retaliation. It also attempts a critical exegetical analysis of Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:38-42 to…mehr

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The book applies the teaching of Jesus on retaliation to solving the problems of retaliation evident among various religious and ethnic groups in Nigeria. The manifestation of retaliation through conflict, violence and imprecatory prayer adversely affects Christians' witness in Nigeria. The study examines the perspectives and practices of retaliation in Ancient Near East law codes, the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the contemporary time to discover the historical perspectives on retaliation. It also attempts a critical exegetical analysis of Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:38-42 to resolve the dilemma of contemporary Christians as to whether to follow the path of pacifism or adopt the just war theory.
Autorenporträt
Nathaniel O. Oyewole is an ordained pastor of the Nigerian Baptist Convention. He holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Theology from NBTS, Ogbomoso, PGDE from Usmanu Dan Fodio University, Sokoto, M.A in NT Studies and M.A in OT Studies from the University of Jos and Bowen Univ., respectively, and PhD in New Testament Language and Lit. in view.