Theologian From Münster (Germany) Denies that Polygamy in Africa Is a Sign of Moral Backwardness
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Theologian from Münster (Germany) denies that polygamy in Africa is a sign of moral backwardness
The Congolese priest Égide Muziazia, from the German diocese of Münster, rejects Western criticism of polygamy in Africa. He draws on the SECAM report on the issue to advocate for a “contextual” pastoral approach. According to him, the same criterion should also guide the blessing of irregular couples, women’s access to ministries, and the German…
The Congolese priest Égide Muziazia (Tumikia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 1981), priest of the diocese of Münster and PhD in Theology from the University of that city, where he teaches at the Institute of Pedagogy of Religion and Pastoral Theology, has published an extensive article on the theological portal feinschwarz.net. In it he takes [...]
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