Papers by Isidore Uwanuakwa
HandMaid of the Lord, 2024
... "Dieu, Dieu et après quoi", décida de changer toute sa théologie. C'est au moment où il dénou... more ... "Dieu, Dieu et après quoi", décida de changer toute sa théologie. C'est au moment où il dénoue le dernier piège sur son parcours existentiel que le théologien Camerounais écrit l'ouvrage : repenser la théologie Africaine. Un Dieu qui libère, publié en 2003. En prenant le même pied que lui, nous soulignons que les changements de la vie surviennent sans que nous ayons la permission...
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HandMaid of the Lord, 2024
Patriotism and politics, two potent forces that have shaped nations and carved history, are as in... more Patriotism and politics, two potent forces that have shaped nations and carved history, are as intertwined as they are distinct. Patriotism, the profound love and unwavering loyalty one feels for their homeland, ignites the spirit of unity and collective identity. Politics, on the other hand, is the complex arena where governance is debated, decided, and directed. This essay explores the intricate relationship between these two pillars of society and their impact on citizenship.
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HANDMAID OF THE LORD, 2014
The daily choice of HIM and others in the community is the base and the most important in consecr... more The daily choice of HIM and others in the community is the base and the most important in consecrated life. The new code of the canon law describes consecrated life as "one by which all members are united together like a special family in Christ" (can.602). African religious for an example are thus expected to integrate this new life with their cultural conception of community life, contends kanuma Musonda. Community life among religious in Africa, he says, needs to build on the already existing African community values of mutual help. Any support given to the needy members of the community cements the religious bond that unites them. Genuine community life among religious, he contends, can only be lived by being truly concerned for one another, especially during times of needs and a lot of failures … Community life among religious is because of the hope in the future life and this hope shall be fulfilled on the day we all arrive the beatific city. This choice was made by the Holy Spirit through our formators, who admitted and united us to be one and to form a community of love, harmony and forgiveness, "that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you have sent me'' (John 17 :21). The choice of HIM is what unites us as community of believers-this is where lies the bond of contention-the choice of someone greater than us is always a longing for everyone. The joy of our accompaniment, teaching and mentorship, is underscored in the choice of the Holy Spirit for fraternal communion.
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