ABSTRACT: The presence of evil in a world created by a benevolent and omnipotent God poses a paradox central to theological and philosophical discourse. This study critically examines the interplay between theism and the problem of evil, highlighting perspectives from key philosophical and theological figures such as Augustine, John Hick, and Plotinus. Central to the … Read more
Abstract: The role of youth lifestyles in church growth remains a critical yet underexplored dimension in religious development. This study examines the intersection of youth behaviors, church doctrines, and cultural influences, and how these elements collectively shape church health and expansion. Using a mixed-methods approach, including surveys and interviews conducted at The Living Faith Church, … Read more
ABSTRACT This study critically examines the participation of Christians in Nigerian politics, with a focus on the moral concerns and cultural limitations shaping their engagement. The research investigates the intersection of Christian values and political involvement, exploring how ethical principles such as honesty, accountability, and justice can address issues like corruption, political violence, and governance … Read more