APT 8 is on the theme "MIGRATION, INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT,
HUMAN DIGNITY & RIGHTS". Caught between... more APT 8 is on the theme "MIGRATION, INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT, HUMAN DIGNITY & RIGHTS". Caught between brokenness and reconfiguration of their narratives, what might migrants and internally displaced persons hope for? Can they hope to be ‘neighbours’ or they have to endure being seen as ‘leeches’ and threats? Can they hope for justice and compassionate liberality? Or they are not entitled to the goods of the earth in their new space? Should they hope for philosophers and saints to welcome them unconditionally?; Or they can only battle with politicians and demagogues contesting against enlarged ‘open spaces’? APT 8 investigates conversations about migration, internal displacement vis-à-vis human dignity, civil rights, multiculturalism, and preferential treatment. How do these issues challenge and inspire both the ‘hosts’ and the ‘guests’?
INTRODUCTION he African continent is currently witnessing significant evolutions in its religious... more INTRODUCTION he African continent is currently witnessing significant evolutions in its religious consciousness. Recently, Christianity has been promoting the principles of Contextualization and religious liberty and this has launched African religious sensibility on the world stage.1 This is a crucial moment for Africa. The continent has to demonstrate its uniqueness and maturity in relation to universal religious interrogatives. In emergence however are tendencies based on a new-awakening of a continental experience where Africa goes beyond the awareness of Jesus Christ as they were told, to an awareness of Jesus Christ as they know him; a continental Encounter. The components of this encounter are multifaceted and defy any singular streamlining. While Latin Americans view Jesus as liberator and Asians study his uniqueness, Africa seems to be more interested in a functional yoke-breaking, miracle-Saviour. This notion obviously arises from the background of a belief that humanity i...
APT 8 is on the theme "MIGRATION, INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT,
HUMAN DIGNITY & RIGHTS". Caught between... more APT 8 is on the theme "MIGRATION, INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT, HUMAN DIGNITY & RIGHTS". Caught between brokenness and reconfiguration of their narratives, what might migrants and internally displaced persons hope for? Can they hope to be ‘neighbours’ or they have to endure being seen as ‘leeches’ and threats? Can they hope for justice and compassionate liberality? Or they are not entitled to the goods of the earth in their new space? Should they hope for philosophers and saints to welcome them unconditionally?; Or they can only battle with politicians and demagogues contesting against enlarged ‘open spaces’? APT 8 investigates conversations about migration, internal displacement vis-à-vis human dignity, civil rights, multiculturalism, and preferential treatment. How do these issues challenge and inspire both the ‘hosts’ and the ‘guests’?
INTRODUCTION he African continent is currently witnessing significant evolutions in its religious... more INTRODUCTION he African continent is currently witnessing significant evolutions in its religious consciousness. Recently, Christianity has been promoting the principles of Contextualization and religious liberty and this has launched African religious sensibility on the world stage.1 This is a crucial moment for Africa. The continent has to demonstrate its uniqueness and maturity in relation to universal religious interrogatives. In emergence however are tendencies based on a new-awakening of a continental experience where Africa goes beyond the awareness of Jesus Christ as they were told, to an awareness of Jesus Christ as they know him; a continental Encounter. The components of this encounter are multifaceted and defy any singular streamlining. While Latin Americans view Jesus as liberator and Asians study his uniqueness, Africa seems to be more interested in a functional yoke-breaking, miracle-Saviour. This notion obviously arises from the background of a belief that humanity i...
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HUMAN DIGNITY & RIGHTS". Caught between brokenness and reconfiguration of their narratives, what might migrants and internally displaced persons hope for? Can they hope to be ‘neighbours’ or they have to endure being seen as ‘leeches’ and threats? Can they hope for justice and compassionate liberality? Or they are not entitled to the goods of the earth in their new space? Should they hope for philosophers and saints to welcome them unconditionally?; Or they can only battle with politicians and demagogues contesting against enlarged ‘open spaces’? APT 8 investigates conversations about migration, internal displacement vis-à-vis human dignity, civil rights, multiculturalism, and preferential treatment. How do these issues challenge and inspire both the ‘hosts’ and the ‘guests’?
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HUMAN DIGNITY & RIGHTS". Caught between brokenness and reconfiguration of their narratives, what might migrants and internally displaced persons hope for? Can they hope to be ‘neighbours’ or they have to endure being seen as ‘leeches’ and threats? Can they hope for justice and compassionate liberality? Or they are not entitled to the goods of the earth in their new space? Should they hope for philosophers and saints to welcome them unconditionally?; Or they can only battle with politicians and demagogues contesting against enlarged ‘open spaces’? APT 8 investigates conversations about migration, internal displacement vis-à-vis human dignity, civil rights, multiculturalism, and preferential treatment. How do these issues challenge and inspire both the ‘hosts’ and the ‘guests’?