Divorce Curbing Mechanisms Among African Christians: A Phenomenological Response. Part I
Abstract
The paper examines divorce curbing mechanisms among African Christians using the phenomenological response among the Urhobo people of Agbarho Kingdom in the Ughelli
Keywords
DivorcemarriageAfrican contextphenomenologyCurbing and Mechanisms
References
Ejenobo, D. T. (2013). An Introductory Study of the New Testament. Benin City: Ethiopia Publishing Cooperation. Otite, R. E. (2006). The Urhobo Women. Ibadan, Gold Press Limited
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