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This work demonstrates how deepening the dialogue between faith and reason can open new paths towards credible Christian practice in the Nigerian-Igbo context. Drawing on rigorous analyses of biblical, theological and philosophical traditions, the study addresses critical issues such as fideism, Pentecostal excesses and doctrinal imbalances. It demonstrates that these phenomena must be addressed pastorally, epistemologically, and ontologically. At the same time, the study develops constructive perspectives for a renewed culture of faith that thinks critically, believes deeply and acts responsibly. The work is intended for theologians, religious scholars, philosophers, and anyone interested in the reflective renewal of ecclesial life.

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