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Chisom S Ugwuewo

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ID6794938
NAMEChisom S Ugwuewo
GIVEN NAMESChisom S
FAMILY NAMEUgwuewo
SIGNATUREUGWUEWO C S
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Nigeria
ORCID0009-0009-5939-2815
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Genesis 24: 48–54 And the role of mediator(s) in the marriage practice in Awkunanaw, Enugu State, Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Amarachi S Ugwu•ARTICLE•In die Skriflig/In Luce Verbi•2025

    A middle person plays an important role in marriage practice especially in Igboland. This study remains significant in shaping cultural customs in Awkunanaw. This study aimed to analyse Genesis 24:48–54 within its original context and apply its exegetical insights to the cultural realities of Awkunanaw. The research design adopted is exegetical, using a narrative method of biblical exegesis to study the text. Data were collected and analysed qual…

  • Proverbs 28: 20–22 And avarice among youths in the Enugu metropolis, Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Stanley Ndubuisi Nweze•ARTICLE•In die Skriflig/In Luce Verbi•2025

    The strong desire to amass wealth and make money in every possible way is not a recent phenomenon; however, it is particularly intensified in contemporary times, especially among young people in the Enugu metropolis. Recent studies indicate that the average young person in Nigeria in general, and in the Enugu metropolis specifically, will seize any opportunity to acquire money, regardless of whether the means are licit or illicit, humane or inhum…

  • Isaiah 10: 1–4 And the welfare of the poor in Nkanuland, Enugu state, Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo•ARTICLE•HTS Teologiese Studies /…•2025

    Over the centuries, history has shown that peasant members of society are drenched with various forms of marginalisation. These often come from the more privileged members of society and even the government. Studies have also shown that the religious sphere that ought to be the hope of the neglected poor has turned out to be like the political milieu in the secular world. Isaiah 10:1–4 spelt out punishment meted out for the violators of the right…

  • Genesis 38: 8–10 Read in the context of use of contraceptives by Christian couples

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Damian O Odo•ARTICLE•HTS Teologiese Studies /…•2025

    The 21st century has witnessed harsh and soft criticisms on the issue of the use of contraceptives. This global argument has been ongoing in the religious sphere particularly in Christianity. The study is set to examine various views on the use of contraceptives. It also investigates Genesis 38:8–10 in its original context for proper application. Historical-critical method is employed in the study. It is discovered that whereas there are proponen…

  • Re-reading Genesis 24: 55B–60 in the context of marriage by proxy in Awkunanaw, Enugu State

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Mary Jerome Obiorah et al.•ARTICLE•Verbum et Ecclesia•2024

    Genesis 24:55–60 takes cognisance of the right of a damsel in marriage arrangement. The study aims to examine Genesis 24:55–60 in the context of marriage by proxy in Awkunanaw, Enugu State, Nigeria. The methodology employed in this study is narrative analysis. The findings of the research indicate that marriage by proxy has been a longstanding practice in ancient Awkunanaw. The approach to this practice has evolved between ancient Awkunanaw and c…

  • Genesis 15: 1–6 And child adoption in Awkunanaw, Enugu state, Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Mary Jerome Obiorah et al.•ARTICLE•Verbum et Ecclesia•2024•References: 1

    Adoption is a global phenomenon, and many childless couples choose adoption because they cannot have children biologically. Over the years, legally approved orphanages have been a beacon of hope for prospective adoptive parents. However, in contemporary times, many childless couples have employed both legal and illegal means to have children. As a result, baby-making industries have become a lucrative business because it is a fast means for child…

  • Herdsmen in Gen 47: 1-12 And the Lesson for Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Chukwuemeka Emmanuel Onwumere et al.•ARTICLE•INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF…•2023

    Most Fulani people are nomadic in nature tending groups of animals such as herds and flocks. They carry them from place to place for grazing, but their sudden attitude towards original occupants of those places they pasture their animals makes them notorious invaders.Today Fulani herdsmen are threat to human life as well as cause of violence and disunity in Nigerianand among Nigerians. The result of their activities include the following menace:l…

  • Exegesis of Gen 12: 1-9 As Pattern for Christian Priests

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo•ARTICLE•Sociology and Anthropology•2019

    Priesthood is associated with religion, Christianity, a type of religion is not an exemption. There are ordained and lay priesthood in today's ecclesiology. In this paper, the researcher employed narrative method of biblical exegesis for proper interpretation of the study text. In the contemporary, the conduct and attitude of priests seem absurd. It has metamorphosed to a degree that priesthood has become religious industry instead of total obeis…

  • Marital Sex in the Light of Genesis 2: 21-25 As Lesson to Single Youths

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo•ARTICLE•Sociology and Anthropology•2019

    This research reveals that non-marital sexual escapade which is frowned at by most religions of the world such as Judaism and Christianity, is as now practised and advocated by youths including Christians among them. Sexual relationship is morally and legally accepted within the circle of holy matrimony. Any other attempt of such practice outside marriage is not only an immoral act but a sacrilege. It is not a new trend that boyfriend and girlfri…

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  • Exegesis of Gen 12: 1-9 As Pattern for Christian Priests

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo•ARTICLE•Sociology and Anthropology•2019

    Priesthood is associated with religion, Christianity, a type of religion is not an exemption. There are ordained and lay priesthood in today's ecclesiology. In this paper, the researcher employed narrative method of biblical exegesis for proper interpretation of the study text. In the contemporary, the conduct and attitude of priests seem absurd. It has metamorphosed to a degree that priesthood has become religious industry instead of total obeis…

  • Marital Sex in the Light of Genesis 2: 21-25 As Lesson to Single Youths

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo•ARTICLE•Sociology and Anthropology•2019

    This research reveals that non-marital sexual escapade which is frowned at by most religions of the world such as Judaism and Christianity, is as now practised and advocated by youths including Christians among them. Sexual relationship is morally and legally accepted within the circle of holy matrimony. Any other attempt of such practice outside marriage is not only an immoral act but a sacrilege. It is not a new trend that boyfriend and girlfri…

  • Herdsmen in Gen 47: 1-12 And the Lesson for Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Chukwuemeka Emmanuel Onwumere et al.•ARTICLE•INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF…•2023

    Most Fulani people are nomadic in nature tending groups of animals such as herds and flocks. They carry them from place to place for grazing, but their sudden attitude towards original occupants of those places they pasture their animals makes them notorious invaders.Today Fulani herdsmen are threat to human life as well as cause of violence and disunity in Nigerianand among Nigerians. The result of their activities include the following menace:l…

  • Re-reading Genesis 24: 55B–60 in the context of marriage by proxy in Awkunanaw, Enugu State

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Mary Jerome Obiorah et al.•ARTICLE•Verbum et Ecclesia•2024

    Genesis 24:55–60 takes cognisance of the right of a damsel in marriage arrangement. The study aims to examine Genesis 24:55–60 in the context of marriage by proxy in Awkunanaw, Enugu State, Nigeria. The methodology employed in this study is narrative analysis. The findings of the research indicate that marriage by proxy has been a longstanding practice in ancient Awkunanaw. The approach to this practice has evolved between ancient Awkunanaw and c…

  • Genesis 15: 1–6 And child adoption in Awkunanaw, Enugu state, Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Mary Jerome Obiorah et al.•ARTICLE•Verbum et Ecclesia•2024•References: 1

    Adoption is a global phenomenon, and many childless couples choose adoption because they cannot have children biologically. Over the years, legally approved orphanages have been a beacon of hope for prospective adoptive parents. However, in contemporary times, many childless couples have employed both legal and illegal means to have children. As a result, baby-making industries have become a lucrative business because it is a fast means for child…

  • Genesis 24: 48–54 And the role of mediator(s) in the marriage practice in Awkunanaw, Enugu State, Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Amarachi S Ugwu•ARTICLE•In die Skriflig/In Luce Verbi•2025

    A middle person plays an important role in marriage practice especially in Igboland. This study remains significant in shaping cultural customs in Awkunanaw. This study aimed to analyse Genesis 24:48–54 within its original context and apply its exegetical insights to the cultural realities of Awkunanaw. The research design adopted is exegetical, using a narrative method of biblical exegesis to study the text. Data were collected and analysed qual…

  • Proverbs 28: 20–22 And avarice among youths in the Enugu metropolis, Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Stanley Ndubuisi Nweze•ARTICLE•In die Skriflig/In Luce Verbi•2025

    The strong desire to amass wealth and make money in every possible way is not a recent phenomenon; however, it is particularly intensified in contemporary times, especially among young people in the Enugu metropolis. Recent studies indicate that the average young person in Nigeria in general, and in the Enugu metropolis specifically, will seize any opportunity to acquire money, regardless of whether the means are licit or illicit, humane or inhum…

  • Isaiah 10: 1–4 And the welfare of the poor in Nkanuland, Enugu state, Nigeria

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo•ARTICLE•HTS Teologiese Studies /…•2025

    Over the centuries, history has shown that peasant members of society are drenched with various forms of marginalisation. These often come from the more privileged members of society and even the government. Studies have also shown that the religious sphere that ought to be the hope of the neglected poor has turned out to be like the political milieu in the secular world. Isaiah 10:1–4 spelt out punishment meted out for the violators of the right…

  • Genesis 38: 8–10 Read in the context of use of contraceptives by Christian couples

    Open Access•Chisom S Ugwuewo, Damian O Odo•ARTICLE•HTS Teologiese Studies /…•2025

    The 21st century has witnessed harsh and soft criticisms on the issue of the use of contraceptives. This global argument has been ongoing in the religious sphere particularly in Christianity. The study is set to examine various views on the use of contraceptives. It also investigates Genesis 38:8–10 in its original context for proper application. Historical-critical method is employed in the study. It is discovered that whereas there are proponen…

Biblical Studies and Interpretation (8 works) · Contemporary Christian Leadership and Education (4 works) · History (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Socioeconomics (3 works) · Christian Theology and Mission (2 works) · Exegesis (2 works)

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