Africa Journal of Evangelical Theology 31.1

Volume 31.1 (2012) of the Africa Journal of Evangelical Theology is now available for free download by permission of the editorial team at Scott Christian University, Nairobi, Kenya.

This issue focuses on the problem of AIDS/HIV in Africa. It offers some theological perspectives on this subject and considers the wider implications for our understanding evil and its effects in this world.

Africa Journal of Evangelical Theology 31.1 (2012) Table of Contents

• Andrew Wildsmith, “AIDS and Theology: Introduction,”
• Samuel Ngewa, “Who is the Neighbour? An Application of Luke 10:30-37 to the HIV and AIDS Crisis,”
• Diane Stinton, “‘Into Africa’: Contextual Research Methods for Theology and HIV and AIDS in Africa,”
• Priscilla Adoyo, “Sexual Issues, HIV/AIDS, and the Role of the Church,”
• J. Nkansah-Obrempong, “Theology and HIV and AIDS,”
• Mary Getui/E. Odongi, “Gender Issues in Relation to HIV and AIDS,”
• Peter Okaalet, “The Church and AIDS in Africa: Towards a Spiritual Answer,”
• John Chaplin, “Some New Perspectives and Advances on HIV and AIDS Prevention and Treatment,”
• Keith Ferdinando, “Evil and AIDS: An African Perspective,”
• Rich Harrell/Committee, “Theological Perspective on HIV and AIDS: Summary statements,”
• “Resources and Books,”

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Africa Journal of Evangelical Theology 31.2 (3012) Table of Contents

• Editorial, “Controversy in Politics, Ideology, Theology and the Church,”
• Judith L. Hill, “The New Testament and Political Democracy,”
• Timothy M. Njoya, “Church and Politics: With Aspects Relating to Governance, Public Policy and Ethnicity,”
• Joseph B.O. Okello, “The Pastors, Politics and People of Kenya,”
• Patrick U. Nwosu, “The Ideal State in Jesus’ Ministry and Contemporary Nigeria.”
• Tersur Aben, “Is Postmodernism Coherent?”
• Mark Olander, “Creative Teaching Methods in Theological Education,”
• Danny McCain, “Pentecostals and Others: Challenging and Learning from Each Other,”
• “Book Reviews,”
• “Books Received,”

Issue 31.2 should be available on-line in 2015.