The Author: Pius Ojara, SJ, Ph.D., is a Ugandan Jesuit studying theology at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, California. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Zimbabwe in 2003. His research focuses on the Human Condition and Hope, drawing from the thought of Gabriel Marcel. He was a faculty member at Arrupe College, the Jesuit School of Philosophy and Humanities in Harare, Zimbabwe, from 1999-2003. He co-authored the book, Marcel, Girard, Bakhtin: The Return of Conversion (2004). He is working on a book tentatively titled: Tragic Humanity and Hope: On Understanding Our Struggle to be Scientific, Sapiential, and Moral.

• Contents: The Problematic in Human Existence – The Beautiful and the Dialectical Human Structure – Social Mediation of Being: A Case of some African Traditional Values – Being and the Ego in the Dialectic of Re-Creating the World – Bodiliness as Human Openness – Sexuality and Sexual Feelings – The Recovery of the Black Self – The Ego, Being and the Trinity – God as Fullness of Being for Christianity in the 21st Century.

The Author: Pius Ojara, SJ, Ph.D., is a Ugandan Jesuit studying theology at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, California. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Zimbabwe in 2003. His research focuses on the Human Condition and Hope, drawing from the thought of Gabriel Marcel. He was a faculty member at Arrupe College, the Jesuit School of Philosophy and Humanities in Harare, Zimbabwe, from 1999-2003. He co-authored the book, Marcel, Girard, Bakhtin: The Return of Conversion (2004). He is working on a book tentatively titled: Tragic Humanity and Hope: On Understanding Our Struggle to be Scientific, Sapiential, and Moral.

• Contents: The Problematic in Human Existence – The Beautiful and the Dialectical Human Structure – Social Mediation of Being: A Case of some African Traditional Values – Being and the Ego in the Dialectic of Re-Creating the World – Bodiliness as Human Openness – Sexuality and Sexual Feelings – The Recovery of the Black Self – The Ego, Being and the Trinity – God as Fullness of Being for Christianity in the 21st Century.

The Author: Pius Ojara, SJ, Ph.D., is a Ugandan Jesuit studying theology at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, California. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Zimbabwe in 2003. His research focuses on the Human Condition and Hope, drawing from the thought of Gabriel Marcel. He was a faculty member at Arrupe College, the Jesuit School of Philosophy and Humanities in Harare, Zimbabwe, from 1999-2003. He co-authored the book, Marcel, Girard, Bakhtin: The Return of Conversion (2004). He is working on a book tentatively titled: Tragic Humanity and Hope: On Understanding Our Struggle to be Scientific, Sapiential, and Moral.

• Contents: The Problematic in Human Existence – The Beautiful and the Dialectical Human Structure – Social Mediation of Being: A Case of some African Traditional Values – Being and the Ego in the Dialectic of Re-Creating the World – Bodiliness as Human Openness – Sexuality and Sexual Feelings – The Recovery of the Black Self – The Ego, Being and the Trinity – God as Fullness of Being for Christianity in the 21st Century.