«OMUMU» – The Igbo Life-value: A Challenge to Human Life Issue Today: (with Particular Focus on «Humanae Vitae» in Light of Familial Value Study)- An Analytical-Practical Approach
In '«OMUMU» – The Igbo Life-value,' Peter Chidi Okuma presents an analytical-practical exploration of the Igbo concept 'OMUMU' as a challenge to today's human life issues. With a focus on 'Humanae Vitae' through familial value studies, it bridges cultural traditions with ethical discussions, offering profound insights into life and family ethics.
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The book delves into the concept of 'OMUMU' as a core Igbo life-value, presenting it as a significant challenge to modern human life issues. It particularly emphasizes the encyclical 'Humanae Vitae' and its implications in the context of familial value studies.
Through an analytical-practical approach, the author examines how traditional Igbo perspectives on life can inform and enrich discussions on ethics and family dynamics today. This work bridges cultural heritage with contemporary ethical debates.
The focus on familial values highlights the interplay between indigenous beliefs and universal human concerns, offering insights for readers interested in cross-cultural philosophy and religious thought.
By integrating practical applications, the book encourages a thoughtful engagement with life issues from both Igbo and broader humanistic viewpoints.
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