John Warren Reynolds DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18822318 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) The Ten Commandments, originating as biblical ethical directives, have profoundly influenced Western legal thought, though they are not codified as a singular statute within Canadian law. Their principles resonate Read More …
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Rethinking Pauline Dialectics on Freedom and Slavery in 1 Cor 9:19-23: Implications for the Church in Africa
Steve Orseer Akullah, Ph.D1 & Prof. Gesila N. Uzukwu2 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18782566 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) The study explores Pauline dialectics of freedom and slavery in 1Corinthians 9:19-23 and its implications for the African Church’s mission. By analyzing Paul’s Read More …
The Religious Principles for Human Rights and Co-existing: “A Case Study on the Sudanese Religious Conflicts”
Dr. Samuel Jock Bany Mading (PhD)1 & Prof. Julia Aker Duany2 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18340749 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) Human rights are global concern guarded by the United Nations Conversion, and the African Union (AU). The objective of this article Read More …
An Analytical Study on the Social Role of Religion
Ven. Dr. Matibambiye Dhammasiri Thero DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18164067 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) This is a critical discourse that dwells on the social roles of religion in modern society, and specifically the Sri Lankan Buddhist customs. Religion is a diverse Read More …
Pastoral Care for the Marginalised: A Study of Faith-Based Initiatives in Takum, Taraba State
Rev. ILIYA, Rikatop Kutxunyang; Rev Karbon, Philip Benjamin, Ph.D. & Habila Katuka, Ph.D. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18163889 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) Many people are marginalised for several reasons in this contemporary world. These include: tribal, political, religious, and others. This Read More …
Religious Degradation and Immoral Demeanor in the Society, and Need for Constructive Change in Ikwo-Noyo Clan, Ebonyi State, Nigeria: A Quest for Cultural Birthright Sustainability
Aloh, Moses Agashi (Ph.D)1 & Nwanchor, Uchenna Alefia (Ph.D)2 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17853216 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) Prior to the advent of colonial masters for religious assimilation in Ikwo-Noyo Dynasty, there were deep respect for elders in the society; cultural Read More …
Jataka Tales and Moral Education: A Comparative Cultural Study of Buddhist Fables and Aesop’s Fables
Ven. Dr. Matibambiye Dhammasiri Thero DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17770298 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) The fable tradition has been a powerful tool for moral education for millennia. The Buddhist Jataka Tales and the Greco-Roman Aesop’s Fables constitute the major collections of Read More …
Examining Forgiveness with Arendt Political Forgiveness and its Impact on Peacebuilding
Dr Valentine Opaluwa Ejeh ANA DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17574135 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) The term forgiveness is common in the Holy Bible and the central message of Jesus Christ revolves around forgiveness and love for human kind. In fact, Christians Read More …
Creation Narratives and Human Travail in Genesis 1-3: Developing a Biblical Theology of Suffering
Simeon Folorunso Kehinde Ph.D. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17499828 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) Discourse on human suffering is integral to human existence. People are confronted daily with pain and suffering from political, economic, and social factors that affect and determine their Read More …
The Impacts of Gen-Z on Christianity in Nigeria
Edeh, Lilian Nkiruka; Ejue, Eneh Theresa & Apyewen, Ande Utensati Ph.D. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17391839 GAS Journal of Religious Studies (GASJRS) Gen-Z are people born during the era of advancement in technology and science. The exposure of people born within this time, Read More …
