Christianity and COVID-19 : Pathways for Faith (Paperback)

Part 1  Faith Making Sense of Suffering

1 A Critical Examination of how some Questionable Perspectives are Revealed within Chinese Christian Reactions to the COVID-19 Pandemic

2 Covid-19: A Reflection from Indigenous Peoples’ Lifeway

3 Perceptions of COVID-19 in a Sample of Female Clergy: Implications for Theological Understandings of Suffering

4 The Word of God and the Covid-19: Intercultural Reading of Job’s Questions to God

5 The Holy Spirit, Human Suffering and Healing: An Initial Pentecostal Reflection

6 COVID-19, the Question of Evils, Human Freedom and Divine Attributes

7 Asking God Tough Questions: The Use of Interrogatives in Habakkuk’s First Chapter

8 Martin Luther’s Understanding of Righteousness and its Implications and Challenges to COVID-19

9 Who Tweeted "Mene Mene Tekel Parsin"?: COVID-19, Twitter and Apocalyptic Literature

10 COVID-19 and Human Suffering

Augustine Chingwala Musopole

11 Pacific Christianity Online or On The Line?: Renewing Church, Sacrament and Worship amidst the Pandemic

12 Liberation after COVID-19?(Re)Building Hope for Older and Disabled People beyond the Global Hegemonies of "Youth" and "Growth"

13 "Give us this Day our Daily Bread?": Innovative Responses by Faith Communities to Suffering during COVID-19 within a Context of Inequality and Poverty in South Africa

14 Theology and Ethics of Pastoral Accompaniment for Patients with COVID-19 in the Context of Physical Distancing

15 Trusting in God’s Protection in the Wake of COVID-19: An Exegetical Reading of Psalm 91

16 Love in the Time of Corona: Case Studies of Theodicy During the COVID-19 Pandemic

17 The Evangelical Church’s Love Affair with Injustice (White Supremacy): A Womanist Study of Mishpat during COVID-19

18 The Church and COVID-19 Pandemic: Voices of Myanmar Women Clerics

19 Reflections on an Ecological Conversion of Catholic Spirituality Today