Ezra Chitando is Professor of Religious Studies in the Department of Religious Studies, Classics and Philosophy of the University of Zimbabwe. He also serves as a Theology Consultant, World Council of Churches Ecumenical HIV and AIDS Initiatives and Advocacy.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The interface between politics and religion in ZANU PF's succession struggles (1997-2017) 2. "The Suffering Servant": Robert Mugabe as the Sacrificial Victim for the Global South? 3. The Zimbabwean state and the case of Robert Mugabe in power: Through the lens of secularism 4. "My Husband shall rule from the grave!" MReligious Fundamentalist 5. 'Mutumwa Gabhurona' (Angel Gabriel): Religio-Political Discources on Mugabe and the White Garment Churches 6. "And it came to pass..." (The Book of Mugabe 3:1): The appropriation of biblical language in the last decade of Robert Mugabe's reign in Zimbabwe 7. Reflections on Mugabe's relations with Pentecostalism in Zimbabwe 8. The 'Word' in Politics, Monarchy and the Church: Unforgettable Utterances by Three Formidable Female Characters in Matters of Democracy, State and Dignity 9. "Munhu Wese Kuna Amai?" (Everyone to our Mother): A Pentecostal Perspective on the Deployment of Motherhood in Zimbabwean Politics 10. Robert Mugabe and the Politics of Civic Renewal in Zimbabwe: A Case for Comparison with Emperor Augustus 11. Re-imagining Zimbabwe beyond Mugabe's Sloganeering: A reconstruction theological reflection
1. The interface between politics and religion in ZANU PF's succession struggles (1997-2017) 2. "The Suffering Servant": Robert Mugabe as the Sacrificial Victim for the Global South? 3. The Zimbabwean state and the case of Robert Mugabe in power: Through the lens of secularism 4. "My Husband shall rule from the grave!" MReligious Fundamentalist 5. 'Mutumwa Gabhurona' (Angel Gabriel): Religio-Political Discources on Mugabe and the White Garment Churches 6. "And it came to pass..." (The Book of Mugabe 3:1): The appropriation of biblical language in the last decade of Robert Mugabe's reign in Zimbabwe 7. Reflections on Mugabe's relations with Pentecostalism in Zimbabwe 8. The 'Word' in Politics, Monarchy and the Church: Unforgettable Utterances by Three Formidable Female Characters in Matters of Democracy, State and Dignity 9. "Munhu Wese Kuna Amai?" (Everyone to our Mother): A Pentecostal Perspective on the Deployment of Motherhood in Zimbabwean Politics 10. Robert Mugabe and the Politics of Civic Renewal in Zimbabwe: A Case for Comparison with Emperor Augustus 11. Re-imagining Zimbabwe beyond Mugabe's Sloganeering: A reconstruction theological reflection
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