Faith, Culture and Sexuality in Africa

This volume brings together leading African scholars to examine the complex intersections between religious belief, cultural practice, and human sexuality across diverse African contexts. Drawing on empirical research, theological reflection, and social analysis, the contributors illuminate how faith traditions and cultural norms shape personal identities, moral expectations, and social dynamics. Their insights reveal both continuity and transformation within communities navigating contemporary challenges and enduring traditions. Far from ideological debates, the book offers a grounded and nuanced exploration aimed at deepening understanding rather than prescribing positions.