Afolaranmi A O
Biographic Data
| ID | 9060775 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Afolaranmi A O |
| GIVEN NAMES | Afolaranmi |
| FAMILY NAME | A O |
| SIGNATURE | O A A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lead City University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8057-137X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Exploring Luke’s Theology of Incarnation and Its Impact on Multicultural Missions in the Redeemed Christian Church of God
Luke’s theology of the incarnation narrative unveils that the barriers of the gospel to the Greco-Roman world by the early Christian church in the first century were primarily theological. Luke ascertains that the Incarnation - God becoming human in Jesus Christ - could not occur because it was grounded in the legalism of Jewish adaptations. Luke-Acts corroborates instances of practical incarnational ideas in the initial fulfillment of the gospel…
Digital Diplomacy in the Age of Social Media
Digital technologies have revolutionised the way diplomats and government officials communicate with domestic and international stakeholders during crises. Using a mixed-methods approach, this study examines how digital technologies, particularly social media, shape the nature and effectiveness of crisis communication in diplomacy. Drawing on interviews with diplomats, content analysis of social media data, and case studies of international crise…
Missiological Response to the Resurgence of Odo Masquerade Cult among the Indigenous People of Isu Eha-Amufu in Isi Uzo Local Government Area of Enugu State
Scholars have worked on the impact of the Odo Masquerade cult amongst the people of the Northern part of Igbo land. However, the indigenous people of Isu – Eha Amufu in Isi uzo Local Government Area of Enugu in their own case are in two divides either for absolute abolishment or the resonance of the masquerade cult as part of their heritage. This paper presented a missiological response to the resurgence of Odo masquerade after several decades of…
Conflict Resolution and the Autonomy of the Local Baptist Church
One peculiar distinctiveness of the Baptists is the autonomous status of a local Baptist church from other churches and even higher authorities of the religious denomination. This paper reviews this church polity in tandem with conflict resolution mechanisms in a local church. Semi- structured interviews were used to determine how the polity affects resolving conflicts in a local church. Some available documents and literatures are reviewed and a…
Towards A Viable Framework for Social Media Utilization in Mediative Dialogue Adoptable by Baptist Pastors
Many faith-based organizations, especially the Nigerian Baptist Convention, have deployed many means to promote peaceful coexistence in the society in an attempt to achieve Goal 16 of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. One such means is mediative dialogue through social media. As the world has metamorphosed digitally and social media changes communication means globally, using social media through mediative dialogue will lik…
Reconsidering the Yorùbá Concept of Omolúàbí and the Peaceful Coexistence in the Society
Omolúàbí is a generally accepted character model among the Yorùbá people who are dominantly in the West African sub-region. The virtues of Omolúàbí manifested in character (Ìwà) are such that promote cooperation, solidarity, and interdependence of all interests towards a common goal and harmonious and peaceful relationship among the people. Omolúàbí of African ethics via Yorùbá worldview, though not so watertight, is more humanistic and existenti…
Towards a theology of conflict solution
Adebayo Ola Afolaranmi writes a bookreview of: Akanji, I.A., (Abuja: Elis Associates, 2021), 595 pages, Price: 5000 Nigerian Naira, ISBN: 978-978-993-478-2 (paperback)
Conflict transformation for sustainable Christian marriage
IbukunOluwa, J. & IbukunOluwa, R. (Ibadan, Nigeria: Simplex Creations, 2022). pp. 76. ISBN: 978-978-59646-0-8 (paperback). Price: 1000 Nigerian Naira
Critical Review of Sustainable Peace, Mediative Dialogue and Social Media
This paper attempts a critical review of the interplay between social media, sustainable peace and mediative dialogue. The paper is grounded in efforts to achieve Goal 16 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Peace Justice and Strong Institutions. It is the aim of Goal 16 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, give justice to all and make possible…
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Towards a theology of conflict solution
Adebayo Ola Afolaranmi writes a bookreview of: Akanji, I.A., (Abuja: Elis Associates, 2021), 595 pages, Price: 5000 Nigerian Naira, ISBN: 978-978-993-478-2 (paperback)
Conflict transformation for sustainable Christian marriage
IbukunOluwa, J. & IbukunOluwa, R. (Ibadan, Nigeria: Simplex Creations, 2022). pp. 76. ISBN: 978-978-59646-0-8 (paperback). Price: 1000 Nigerian Naira
Critical Review of Sustainable Peace, Mediative Dialogue and Social Media
This paper attempts a critical review of the interplay between social media, sustainable peace and mediative dialogue. The paper is grounded in efforts to achieve Goal 16 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Peace Justice and Strong Institutions. It is the aim of Goal 16 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, give justice to all and make possible…
Conflict Resolution and the Autonomy of the Local Baptist Church
One peculiar distinctiveness of the Baptists is the autonomous status of a local Baptist church from other churches and even higher authorities of the religious denomination. This paper reviews this church polity in tandem with conflict resolution mechanisms in a local church. Semi- structured interviews were used to determine how the polity affects resolving conflicts in a local church. Some available documents and literatures are reviewed and a…
Towards A Viable Framework for Social Media Utilization in Mediative Dialogue Adoptable by Baptist Pastors
Many faith-based organizations, especially the Nigerian Baptist Convention, have deployed many means to promote peaceful coexistence in the society in an attempt to achieve Goal 16 of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. One such means is mediative dialogue through social media. As the world has metamorphosed digitally and social media changes communication means globally, using social media through mediative dialogue will lik…
Reconsidering the Yorùbá Concept of Omolúàbí and the Peaceful Coexistence in the Society
Omolúàbí is a generally accepted character model among the Yorùbá people who are dominantly in the West African sub-region. The virtues of Omolúàbí manifested in character (Ìwà) are such that promote cooperation, solidarity, and interdependence of all interests towards a common goal and harmonious and peaceful relationship among the people. Omolúàbí of African ethics via Yorùbá worldview, though not so watertight, is more humanistic and existenti…
Digital Diplomacy in the Age of Social Media
Digital technologies have revolutionised the way diplomats and government officials communicate with domestic and international stakeholders during crises. Using a mixed-methods approach, this study examines how digital technologies, particularly social media, shape the nature and effectiveness of crisis communication in diplomacy. Drawing on interviews with diplomats, content analysis of social media data, and case studies of international crise…
Missiological Response to the Resurgence of Odo Masquerade Cult among the Indigenous People of Isu Eha-Amufu in Isi Uzo Local Government Area of Enugu State
Scholars have worked on the impact of the Odo Masquerade cult amongst the people of the Northern part of Igbo land. However, the indigenous people of Isu – Eha Amufu in Isi uzo Local Government Area of Enugu in their own case are in two divides either for absolute abolishment or the resonance of the masquerade cult as part of their heritage. This paper presented a missiological response to the resurgence of Odo masquerade after several decades of…
Exploring Luke’s Theology of Incarnation and Its Impact on Multicultural Missions in the Redeemed Christian Church of God
Luke’s theology of the incarnation narrative unveils that the barriers of the gospel to the Greco-Roman world by the early Christian church in the first century were primarily theological. Luke ascertains that the Incarnation - God becoming human in Jesus Christ - could not occur because it was grounded in the legalism of Jewish adaptations. Luke-Acts corroborates instances of practical incarnational ideas in the initial fulfillment of the gospel…
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