Philosophy of Religion

About the Book

The present work focuses on the major inquiries in philosophy of religion. This work is unique in its own way, in the sense that it introduces something new to the corpus of literature that is often referred to as philosophy of religion. It introduces themes in African philosophy of religion, which is an area not often referred to in African philosophy, let alone in textbooks in philosophy of religion. As this work opens a new aperture in the study of the philosophy of religion, it is hoped that it would generate further interest in the study of African philosophy of religion.

About the Author

Ikechukwu Anthony, KANU is a friar of the Order of Saint Augustine and a Professor of Religion (ATR) and Cultural Studies, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Tansian University. He is also a visiting Professor at Saint Augustine’s Major Seminary, Jos and the Augustinian Institute, Makurdi. He is the President of the Association for the Promotion of African Studies and the Executive Secretary of the Association of African Traditional Religion and Philosophy Scholars. His academic initiatives include: Journal of African Studies and Sustainable Development; IGWEBUIKE: An African Journal of Arts and Humanities; IGWEBUIKEPEDIA: Internet Encyclopedia of African Philosophy.