Dr. OMOSOR, OSOM FESTUS (HEAD OF DEPARTMENT)

Email: Omosorfo@delsu.edu.ng

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• Area of Specialization: Old Testament Studies and Human Relations and African Cultural Studies
• Department of Religious Studies / Philosophy
My Publications
• Omosor, Osom Festus and Kowhiroro Bright (2021) An Exegetical Study of Proverbs 1: 8 - 19 in the Context of Peer Influence in Ugheli South Local Government Area of Delta State, Abraka Journal of Religion and Philosophy
  https://abrakajournal.com/index.php/ajrp/article/view/6/4 Vol.Vol. 1, no 1 Pages: 73 - 87
  
  
• Omosor, Osom Festus (2020) The Impact and Implications of Textual Corruption on the Doctrinal Development of Absolute Monotheism in the Old Testament, Voyages: Journal of Religious Studies, Gombe State University
  Vol.Vol 6 Pages: 25 - 45
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2020) Alienation of African cultural Values and Indigenous Knowledge System as Impediment to Development: A Case for Renaissance , NASARA Journal of Humanities, Faculty of Arts, Nasarawa State University, Keffi
    Vol.Volume 9, Nos 1 & 2 Pages: PP 281 - 291
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus & Omosomuofa, Obruche (2020) The Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10: 25-37) as a Recipe for Addressing the Problem of Ethno-Religious Disharmony in Nigeria , LIWURAM Journal of the Humanities, Faculty of Arts, University of Maiduguri.
  Vol.Volume 21, no. 1 Pages: Pp. 188 - 201
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2020) Biblical Redaction and the Emergence of Absolute Monotheism: Implications for Religious Dialogue and Socio-Political Stability , KIU Journal of Humanities, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kampala International University, Kampala, Uganda
  http://www.ijhumas.com/ojs/index.php/kiuhums/article/view/786/725 Vol.Volume 5, No 1 Pages: pp. 129-139
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2019) Christianity and African Traditional Medicine: A Critical Study from Afro-Biblical Perspective, Uniuyo Journal of Humanities
  http://uujh.org/wp-content/uploads/vol23N2Full/Christianity-and-African-Traditional-Medicine-A-Critical-Study.pdf Vol.Volume 23, No. 2 Pages: pp. 363 - 384
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2019) The Role of Christian Clerics in Promoting Good Governance and Development in Nigeria: Prophet Amos as a Model, KIU Journal of Humanities, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kampala International University, Kampala, Uganda
  https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=rfRAG9AAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&gmla=AJsN-F7eEtztHNUE_GxYS1F-uqFjA5-UQcnQgTcf_E-JqYEy3SB0rlgkdPIy7d0N2hJTiTLwLvCtQ_rPlWR9249AIBS2sMPzTWjx4qt9BmSVkQTt96tj2eA#d=gs_md_cita-d&u=%2Fcitations%3Fview_op%3Dview_citation%26hl%3Den%26user%3DrfRAG9AAAAAJ%26citation_for_view%3DrfRAG9AAAAAJ%3Au5HHmVD_uO8C%26tzom%3D-60 Vol.Volume 4, No. 3 Pages: pp. 33 - 46
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2018) Theological Education and Socio-Political Stability in Nigeria: The Role of Religious Leaders, Uniuyo Journal of Humanities
  http://uujh.org/wp-content/uploads/Vol22N1Full/Theological-Education-and-Socio-Political-Stability-in-Nigeria-The-Role-of-Religious-Leaders.pdf Vol.Volume 22, No. 1 Pages: pp. 115 - 131
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2018) Polygamy and Divorce Dilemma among African Christians: The Implications of Genesis 2: 18-25 for Socio-Economic Stability, Abraka Humanities Review
    Vol.Volume 8, No. 1 Pages: pp. 215 - 235
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2016) Deuteronomistic Redaction and the Emergence of ?????????? (Yahweh-Alone) Theology: An Exegetical Study, International Journal of Theology and Reformed Tradition, University of Nigeria Nsukka
  http://academicexcellencesociety.com/deuteronomistic_redaction_and_the_emergence.pdf Vol.Volume 8 Pages: pp. 1 - 14
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2014) Oath-Taking, Quality Control and Policy Implementation in Nigerian Public Sphere: A Critical Evaluation from Afro-Biblical Background, Abraka Humanities Review
  Vol.Volume 6, No. 1 Pages: pp. 157 - 171
  
  
• OMOSOR, Osom Festus (2013) The Interface between Religious Fundamentalism and Political Terrorism: The Boko Haram Scourge and Security in Nigeria, Abraka Humanities Review
  Vol.Volume 5, No. 1 Pages: pp. 80 - 96