Religion is often seen as a conservative force in contemporary Africa. In particular, Christian
beliefs and actors are usually depicted as driving the opposition to homosexuality and …

When religious leaders or organisations dismiss condom or contraceptive use, or speak out
against homosexuality this is sometimes seen as a sign of conservatism. Based on research …

Many lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (lgbt), and people living with hiv (plhiv)
feel estranged from and misunderstood by their Christian communities. Churches, in turn …

The thesis you are about to read is the result of the research project Intersecting Religion,
Masculinity and HIV&AIDS. This project was initiated in 2007 by Centre IIMO of Utrecht …

This paper is the result of a Christology of Disability studies on the understanding of Jesus
according to the Brothers and Sisters living with HIV-AIDS (BROSLIH) at the Victory Plus …

This article offers an extended review of some recent publications in the field of African
theology and hiv and aids. Hence it critically examines the progress that is made in the …

Names: Jax, Aurica, editor.| Wendel, Saskia, editor. Title: Envisioning the cosmic body of
Christ: embodiment, plurality and incarnation/edited by Aurica Jax & Saskia Wendel …

This article garners theo-pastoral lessons from the lived realities of gay, HIV-positive
Christian men in Singapore. Such lessons are premised on the belief that gay HIV-positive …

This book has emerged through a rich, inspiring and at times challenging journey. The
journey took me from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and women's organizations in …

In the responses of African theologians to the challenges raised by HIV and AIDS, they often
refer to the metaphor of the body of Christ. This article investigates how this metaphor is …