Browsing Research Articles (Old Testament Studies) by Subject "Zimbabwe"

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Circumcision and prevention of HIV and AIDS in Zimbabwe : male genital cutting as a religio-cultural rite

Rugwiji, T.T. (Temba) (AOSIS Open Journals, 2018-05-26)

Circumcision originated from ancient religious (biblical) and cultural societies. Study has shown that in both the biblical (Israelite) context and among the Karanga people in Zimbabwe circumcision emerged as a rite of ...
Conceptualising the biblical view of curse (Gen. 9:25-27) as a metaphor for natural resource curse in Zimbabwe : an indigenous knowledge systems perspective

Rugwiji, T.T. (Temba) (Old Testament Society of South Africa, 2018)

The African continent in general, and Zimbabwe in particular, continue to endure the acrimony of “natural resource curse” in spite of an abundance of natural resources. Africa consumes what it does not produce, and produces ...
Identity reconstruction of the Great Zimbabwe National Monument : an indigenous knowledge systems perspective

Rugwiji, T.T. (Temba) (Church History Society of Southern Africa and Unisa Press, 2019)

Various theories have been advanced on the identity of the people who built the Great Zimbabwe National Monument (GZNM). On the one hand, some ancient Mediterranean communities (Lebanese and Phoenicians) are associated ...

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