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  THE RELIGIOUS ATTITUDE OF THE CONGOLESE YOUTH TOWARDS GOD Resistance to Models and Methods of Christian Religious and Pastoral Education: A Pastoral Response 

  MAZENGA, KADJIM ALPHA (Tangaza University College, 2005)

  From statistics alone. it would seem that Christianity in DRC is in a good situation and there is a multiplicity of favorable signs: there is an active participation of the faithful. a growth in the number of the ...
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  THE PARADOX OF EVIL AND SUFFERING: "A LIFE IN CHRIST THROUGH SUFFERING AND ENDURANCE 

  OMORO, SAMWEL ODERO (Tangaza University College, 2005)

  ...My heart is sorrowful even to death... The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak" (Mt 26:38,41). Like Jesus, every human person finds himself or herself sometimes in such a concrete situation when confronted with ...
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  THE MUNGIKI MOVEMENT: A PASTORAL RESPONSE 

  WAMBUGU, JAMES (Tangaza University College, 2005)

  The emergence of the Mungilci movement and other religious movements in Kenya which are oriented towards traditional beliefs and practices is a startling phenomenon. The history of religious development demonstrates ...
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  THE IMPLICATIONS OF INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE WITH HINDUISM An Analysis of the Pont-Praslin Interreligious Dialogue Centre, Mauritius 

  PRUDENCE, JOSEPH LELIO (Tangaza University College, 2005)

  The Motivation for Choosing This Topic Mauritius has a population of about. one million two hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants. Fifty eight percent of the inhabitants are Hindus, fourteen percent are Muslims and ...
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  THE "HOUR" OF JESUS AND THE EXPERIENCE OF SUFFERING IN ST. JOHN OF THE CROSS 

  UDOM, CYRIL (Tangaza University College, 2005)

  Studying the gospel of John exposed me to the fact that the author of that gospel does not mention the agony, sorrows and suffering of Jesus on his triumphal match to his throne, that is, the Cross; because his focus ...

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