Chammah Judex Kaunda

Assistant Professor

Yonsei University

South Korea

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Chammah Judex Kaunda is an Assistant Professor at Yonsei University, South Korea. His research areas encompass spirituality, theological education, and philosophical approaches to humanism, with notable contributions to Pentecostal studies in Africa. Recent publications include analyses of Trinitarian theology, the implications of mind uploading on concepts of immortality, and discussions around religious intolerance in Nigeria.

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Chammah Judex Kaunda

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Articles (19)

‘Through Valley of the Shadow of Death’: Death In-Between and Betwixt “Life After Life” in Mind Uploading Immortality

Kwame Bediako: A Decolonial Quest to Recover Spirituality of the Wholeness of Life in Theological Education

‘The Blood That Speaks a Better Word’

The Holy Spirit as “the Gift” in Charles Nyamiti's Trinitarian Theology: A Pentecostal-Lutheran Dialogical Perspective

Ubuntu and Samae philosophical assist towards agapeic humanism

Missional Masculinities in Pentecostalism in Africa

‘Minding the pentecostal paradox’: Currents and cross‐currents in pentecostal studies in Africa (PenteSA)

Reconstructing Love for God vis-à-vis Religious Intolerance in Nigeria through the Philosophy of Samae Spirit

Towards a Truly Catholic and a Truly Asian Church, written by Jukka Helle

SAWUBONA. A theo-ethic for everyday decolonial gestures

The Queer Faith Tensions: A Poetic Inquiry into the Privacy of the ‘Inner Worlds’ of African Closeted Queer Clergy

“Drinking from Our Own Wells”: Tongshik Ryu's P'ungryu Christian identity

‘Samae Spirit’ Assist toward ‘Ubuntu Spirit’ Model for Rural Adult Christian Education in Zambia

The need to rethink African “Ideas of Christ” in the search for human flouring in post‐Covid‐19 era

Spirit Name (Ishina Lya Mupashi) and Strong Artificial Intelligence (Strong AI)

‘To Engage in God’s Mission of Struggle for Abundant Life’: Nyambura Jane Njoroge’s Ecumenical Theological Education Vision for African Christianity

Power relations in sexual agreements among male couples in Southern Africa

‘The Ngabwe Covenant’ and the Search for an African Theology of Eco-Pneumato-Relational Way of Being in Zambia

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