Vol. 10 No. 1 (2020) | Ghana Journal of Religion and Theology

Published: 2022-07-15

Editor's Note

George Ossom-Batsa

3-4

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Metaphorical Conceptualizations of Life and Death in the Asante King’s Burial Rites

Charles Owiredu

5-26

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Navigating the Shades and Nexus of Ghanaian Pentecostalism(s)
A Search for an Appropriate Metaphor

Christian Tsekpoe

27-46

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The Crisis of European Christianity: Any Prophetic Message in Philip Jenkins’ Trilogy?

Yaw Attah Edu-Bekoe

47-67

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Strides from Conversion to Leadership: Pentecostal Women’s Intersections of Faith and Traditions

Ernestina Enyonam Novieto

69-88

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“Do This in Remembrance of Me:” Reading Luke 22:19-20 from an African Perspective

Godfred Nsiah

89-103

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Reconciling Imago Dei with Transhumanism? A Theological Reflection

Blessing Temitope Emmanuel

105-115

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Journal / Ghana Journal of Religion and Theology / Vol. 10 No. 1 (2020) / Articles

Editor's note

Editor's Note

DOI:

Articles

Metaphorical Conceptualizations of Life and Death in the Asante King’s Burial Rites

DOI:

Navigating the Shades and Nexus of Ghanaian Pentecostalism(s)
A Search for an Appropriate Metaphor

DOI:

The Crisis of European Christianity: Any Prophetic Message in Philip Jenkins’ Trilogy?

DOI:

Strides from Conversion to Leadership: Pentecostal Women’s Intersections of Faith and Traditions

DOI:

“Do This in Remembrance of Me:” Reading Luke 22:19-20 from an African Perspective

DOI:

Reconciling Imago Dei with Transhumanism? A Theological Reflection

DOI:

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Editor's note

Editor's Note

DOI:

Articles

Metaphorical Conceptualizations of Life and Death in the Asante King’s Burial Rites

DOI:

Navigating the Shades and Nexus of Ghanaian Pentecostalism(s) A Search for an Appropriate Metaphor

DOI:

The Crisis of European Christianity: Any Prophetic Message in Philip Jenkins’ Trilogy?

DOI:

Strides from Conversion to Leadership: Pentecostal Women’s Intersections of Faith and Traditions

DOI:

“Do This in Remembrance of Me:” Reading Luke 22:19-20 from an African Perspective

DOI:

Reconciling Imago Dei with Transhumanism? A Theological Reflection

DOI:

Journal Identifiers

Navigating the Shades and Nexus of Ghanaian Pentecostalism(s)
A Search for an Appropriate Metaphor