Helen Nambalirwa Nkabala holds a PhD (VID, Stavanger), a M.Phil. Theology (Bergen), a Master of Arts in Peace and Reconciliation Studies (Coventry), a PGDE/ME in Educational Technologies (University of Cape Town) and a BA (Makerere). She is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Religion and Peace Studies, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, at Makerere University.

• Introduction – Mosaic Texts and Motifs in the Rhetoric of the Lord’s Resistance Army – Interaction between Old Testament Texts and Motifs and the LRA Interpretation – The LRA’s Contextual Use of Old Testament Texts and Motifs – An Evaluation – Conclusions and Future Perspective – Bibliography.

Helen Nambalirwa Nkabala holds a PhD (VID, Stavanger), a M.Phil. Theology (Bergen), a Master of Arts in Peace and Reconciliation Studies (Coventry), a PGDE/ME in Educational Technologies (University of Cape Town) and a BA (Makerere). She is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Religion and Peace Studies, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, at Makerere University.

• Introduction – Mosaic Texts and Motifs in the Rhetoric of the Lord’s Resistance Army – Interaction between Old Testament Texts and Motifs and the LRA Interpretation – The LRA’s Contextual Use of Old Testament Texts and Motifs – An Evaluation – Conclusions and Future Perspective – Bibliography.

Helen Nambalirwa Nkabala holds a PhD (VID, Stavanger), a M.Phil. Theology (Bergen), a Master of Arts in Peace and Reconciliation Studies (Coventry), a PGDE/ME in Educational Technologies (University of Cape Town) and a BA (Makerere). She is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Religion and Peace Studies, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, at Makerere University.

• Introduction – Mosaic Texts and Motifs in the Rhetoric of the Lord’s Resistance Army – Interaction between Old Testament Texts and Motifs and the LRA Interpretation – The LRA’s Contextual Use of Old Testament Texts and Motifs – An Evaluation – Conclusions and Future Perspective – Bibliography.