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Masango Roderick Warakula |
Anglican Church: Diocese of Harare // National Anglican Theological College |
Reverend |
massywalas@gmail.com |
Religion and Politics; Religion and Climate; The Bible and Criminal Acts; The Unity and Diversity of World Religions
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Mary K. Walingo |
Maasai Mara University |
Vice-Chancellor |
marywalingo@yahoo.com |
Food security, Community Development, Culture, Human Rights, Freedom, Nutrition.
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Martin Olando Wesonga |
Anglican Church of Kenya(ACK) Bishop Hannington Institute of Theology and Development |
Rev. Dr. |
molandozz@yahoo.com |
Inter- Religious dialogue, Christian- Muslim Relations and Emerging trends and the Christian response
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Martin K. Tanui |
University of Eldoret |
Lecturer |
tanuimartin@yahoo.com |
Religion in/and Society; Religion and Politics; Religion and the Natural Environment; Relgion and Culture; Religion and Development; Religion, Violence and Peace |
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Malachy Ike Okwueze |
Department of Religion & Cultural Studies, University of Nigeria |
Professor |
malachy.okwueze@unn.edu.ng |
Religion, Culture, Ethics and Values in Society. |
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Lamin Sanneh |
Yale University |
D. Willis Professor History |
lamin.sanneh@yale.edu |
History of religion in Africa; Cross-cultural studies; Religion, language & society; History of Islam |
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Justice Onyeka Okoronkwo |
1. Ethics and Philosophy Department University of Jos, Nigeria. 2. Oxford Center for Christian Apologetics, OCCA Oxford. 3. Ravi Zechariah Internation Ministries. |
Venerable |
justonyeka@gmail.com |
1. Christian Apologetics
2. Contemporary Global Ethical Issues
3. Interaction of Religions and Worldviews
4. Globalisation and Its Socio Ethical Ramifications
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Joseph K. Rono |
University of Kabianga, Kenya |
Senior Assistant Dean of Students |
josephrono@kabianga.ac.ke |
Moral philosophy, Ethics, Theology/Religion.
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Jonathan S. Nkhoma |
Mzuzu University, Department of Theology and Religious Studies |
Associate Professor and Head of Department |
nkhoma.j@mzuni.ac.mw |
Religious Education and civil responsibility;
Religion, human rites and democracy; Religion and disability; Religion,
civil society and corruption; Religious Freedom and good governance;
Religion and development. |
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John Azumah |
Professor of World Christianity and Islam, Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, GA |
Professor |
azumahj@ctsnet.edu |
World Christianity, Islam, Missions, Christian-Muslim Relations, Interfaith Dialogue
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