COMPARATIVE AFRICAN THEOLOGIES: A Theogenesial and Theogogical Comparison

In Comparative African Theologies: A Theogenesial and Theogogical Comparison, the author, an African Christian theologian, biblical researcher, biblical educator, and a minister of God, Prof Dele Alaba Ilesanmi, brings to bear his unique and captivating blend of theological experiences in both Christian and African Theologies. He provides a contemporary insight into African Christian Theology (ACT) and African Traditional Theology (ATT). He undertakes a comprehensive analysis of the diverse theological traditions that shape Africa's rich religious heritage. The book centres on a comparative study that explores the intersections and diversities of theogenesial and theogogical praxes between African Traditional Theology (ATT) and African Christian Theology (ACT). It discusses how African theologians conceptualise theology, understand God, the universe, and how these perspectives shape African spirituality.

The book comprehensively elucidates the concepts of “theology,” “African theology,” “African Christian theology,” and “African traditional theology” without a vestige of compromise notwithstanding the scholars’ standpoints on the concepts. Ultimately, the book is a masterpiece resource for theologians, researchers, clergy, and students.