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|  | | Philosophy, Religion and Politics: Essays in Honour of Very Rev, Fr, Moses
This book is a collection of essays in honour the Very Rev. Fr. Moses Orshio Adasu. It discusses the question of religious beliscosity and ethnic identity are critically examined as some of the very serious problems in the way of political integration and unity in Africa.
This book is a collection of critical essays in the areas of Philosophy, Religion and Politics in the continent of Africa in honour the Very Rev. Fr. Moses Orshio Adasu, a pastor, Politician and twenty-first century Existentialist in the category of the encyclopaedic Gabriel Marcel. The book underscore the very important issue of the politics of regionalism as it interfaces nationalism. The question of religious beliscosity and ethnic identity are critically examined as some of the very serious problems in the way of political integration and unity in Africa. Ambitious and carefully | |  | | The Ethics of Science and Technology:An African Perspective
The culture of science, and technology which finds expression in domination, control, manipulation and the exploitation of everything (including man) and turning same into standing reserves, is to say the least, dehumanising and robbotizing and does not count as human development. Essentially understood, science and technology are autonomous organizing activities within which humanity itself is organized.
p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 28.35pt 0pt; text-indent: 0.5in; line-height: 150%; text-align: justify">font face="Times New Roman" size="3">Modern science and technology have enhanced man’s power of manipulating and controlling nature, of reducing drudgery and improving the quality of human life, though, its uses unveils several difficult questions; it has generated many problems and has solved some as well. Today, the historical dialectics of science and technology are increasingly assuming paradoxical dimensions, more purposeful and purposeless, more meaningful and bizarre, |
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Killer With Three Heads
by James Hill
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 Killer With Three Heads is the second book in the Killer series. Bulletproof Morris ‘Mojo’ Johnson returns to New York as John Morrison after a 10 years’ absence to find the people responsible for kidnapping his daughter, Maria. |
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