Biblical Ethics for African Christianity

The author presents the central moral norms of the Bible and makes it culturally relevant to the development of African Christianity. Thus, the book explores the basic ethical concept of the Bible as a foundation for African Christianity. This is a follow up to the first book, The Basic Foundations of Christian Ethics for African Christianity, specially prepared for students of Africa. Biblical Ethics for African Christianity is a unique survey of the entire Bible from a moral point of view, purposely designed not for scholars, but for ministers, and particularly college, university, and seminary students. Many teachers as well, will find the book useful as a text or as required or supplementary reading, not only courses in Christian ethics, but also in biblical and theological courses.

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GoodFriday N. Aghawenu, a Senior Lecturer of Christian Ethics and the President Emeritus, Baptist Theological Seminary, Eku, Delta State, Nigeria. He holds the BA and MA degrees from the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria and B.Th., MTh. and PhD from the Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary, Ogbomoso. He and his wife, Mercy, have four children.