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    ‘Displaced in the name of Religion’: Girl child abuse and community healthcare workers' response to women crying for help in IDP camps in North Central, Nigeria.Favour Chukwuemeka Uroko & Mary Jerome Obiorah - forthcoming - Bioethics.
    This study examines girl child abuse in an internally displaced people's camp in north‐central Nigeria and the response of community health workers. The conflict in Benue State is caused by religious differences between the natives (Tiv people) and the invading Fulani herdsmen. During these conflicts, women and girls were displaced, and they were kept in internally displaced persons (IDPs) located in different parts of the state. Literature has been extensively written on internal displacement in Nigeria, but none has been able (...)
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    “Do Not Weep” : In the Footstep of the Compassionate Jesus.Mary Jerome Obiorah - 2014 - Open Journal of Philosophy 4 (3):207-215.
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    Genesis 27:27–29 in the face of the popular Christian concept of blessing in Nigeria.Mary J. Obiorah & Favour C. Uroko - 2019 - HTS Theological Studies 75 (3).
    Conspicuous in the Old Testament is the literary genre of blessing that is often construed in poetic forms. They are of various types and were significant to their initial audience. A careful analysis of their texts and contexts is indispensable for a correct understanding of their message. Conversely, in our times, these texts and their contents are misinterpreted for some subjective goals, which deviate greatly from what one can perceive as their original meaning and intention. Misinterpretation and incorrect application of (...)
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    “Like Olive Shoots”: Insight into the Secret of a Happy Family in Psalm 128.Mary Jerome Obiorah - 2015 - Open Journal of Philosophy 5 (1):62-72.
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    Prayer for Good Governance: A Study of Psalm 72 in the Nigeria Context.Mary Jerome Obiorah - 2013 - Open Journal of Philosophy 3 (1):192.
    Contextualizationof Biblical texts is a priority of every exegete, who endeavors to bring the ancient scripts to dialogue with contemporary issues. This paper, which studies Psalm 72 and a prayer composed for good governance in Anambra State Nigeria, focuses on this hermeneutical interpretation. The writer adopts a simplified literary method in Biblical research that takes cognizance of the varied poetic techniques in Psalm 72 and engages in a detailed comparative study of a Psalm composed more than two millennia ago and (...)
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    The challenges of full participation of laity in the mission of the church.Mary J. Obiorah - 2020 - HTS Theological Studies 76 (4):1-8.
    The church shares in Christ’s mission of bringing all to the knowledge of God and to salvation. All its members are called to this intrinsic mission bequeathed to the entire church. The lay faithful form the greatest number of the members and their functions are important in this mission. However, they are beset by numerous setbacks that constitute untold challenges for the church. This article, written from a sub-Saharan African and Catholic background, examines the nature of this mission as a (...)
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    ‘The spirit of the Lord God is upon me’ : The use of Isaiah 61:1–2 in Luke 4:18–19.Mary J. Obiorah & Favour C. Uroko - 2018 - HTS Theological Studies 74 (1).
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