Sacred Intersections

In this groundbreaking exploration of Nigeria's religious and social landscape, Dr. Kingsley Ekele Eze masterfully weaves together critical insights into the intricate relationship between faith, ethics, and societal transformation. From the emergence of new religious movements to the complex interplay of traditional values with modern education, this comprehensive work illuminates the vital role of spiritual understanding in shaping contemporary Nigerian society. Through careful analysis of social structures, cultural revivals, and bioethical challenges, the author presents a nuanced examination of how religious principles intersect with everyday life, education, and human rights. Drawing from extensive research and diverse perspectives, this book offers invaluable insights for scholars, religious leaders, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamic relationship between religion and social progress in Africa's most populous nation. The work particularly excels in addressing contemporary challenges, including the controversial IPOB sit-at-home orders, while maintaining a balanced, academic approach that respects multiple viewpoints and traditions.

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Rev. Kingsley Ekele Eze is a dedicated Priest and humanitarian in Nigeria. He passionately advocates for social equity and youth empowerment, addressing health and financial issues faced by marginalized communities.Through impactful talks and workshops, Kingsley inspires others to support those in need and create positive change.

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In this groundbreaking exploration of Nigeria's religious and social landscape, Dr. Kingsley Ekele Eze masterfully weaves together critical insights into the intricate relationship between faith, ethics, and societal transformation. From the emergence of new religious movements to the complex interplay of traditional values with modern education, this comprehensive work illuminates the vital role of spiritual understanding in shaping contemporary Nigerian society. Through careful analysis of social structures, cultural revivals, and bioethical challenges, the author presents a nuanced examination of how religious principles intersect with everyday life, education, and human rights. Drawing from extensive research and diverse perspectives, this book offers invaluable insights for scholars, religious leaders, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamic relationship between religion and social progress in Africa's most populous nation. The work particularly excels in addressing contemporary challenges, including the controversial IPOB sit-at-home orders, while maintaining a balanced, academic approach that respects multiple viewpoints and traditions.