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Holiness as wholeness : ethical implications towards an inclusive understanding of the HIV/AIDS crisis in Kenya
Miriago, James Eroni
Miriago, James Eroni
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This study presents a critical examination of holiness as wholeness – ethical implications towards an inclusive understanding of the HIV/AIDS crisis in Kenya. The understanding of holiness and its interpretation has contributed to the stigmatisation of those infected and affected by HIV and AIDS. The study calls for a theologically based re-interpretation of holiness, firstly, by evaluating and interpreting a Pentecostals understanding of HIV and AIDS and its effects on stigma and discrimination; secondly, it aims to assess how the doctrine of holiness as wholeness is challenged by the impact of HIV and AIDS in the Redeemed Gospel Church (RGC), a concrete Pentecostal church in East Africa; and thirdly, it aims to propose a new approach to the doctrine of holiness as wholeness, which could be applied in the Pentecostal African context globally.
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2019
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9782889312986
9782889312993
9782889312993
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10.58863/20.500.12424/170579
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International