| # | Article Title | Authors | Pages | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SECTION 1: DIGITAL RELATIONSHIPS & SURVEILLANCE ETHICS (Articles 1-4) | ||||
| 1 | Artificial Intelligence (AI), Surveillance, and Relationship Power: How Technology Amplifies Spousal Domestication | Donald A. Odeleye | 1-11 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 2 | A Critical Examination of the Prevalence and Impact of Abduction in Ibarapaland, Oyo State, Nigeria | Olugbenga Timothy Ojoogun, Adebayo Ola Afolaranmi | 12-23 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 3 | Contextual Analysis of Genesis 2:1-15 in Relation to Work, Rest, And Worship and Its Implication for a Technological Driven Society | Fatai Abiodun Adeoti, Muyiwa A. Oyinloye | 24-29 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 4 | Sustainable Living in the Digital Age: A Critical Examination of Its Impact on Holistic Well-Being | Olakitan Olaleye Coker, Donald Abidemi Odeleye | 30-37 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| SECTION 2: CHRISTIAN ETHICS & DIGITAL CULTURE (Articles 5-7) | ||||
| 5 | Navigating Digital Excess: Christian Ethics as a Catalyst for Ecological and Social Sustainability in Nigeria | Rotimi Alaba Oti, Daniel Onifade | 38-44 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 6 | Insights on Christian Stewardship and it's Sustainability in the Technological Era among Member Churches of Christian Council of Nigeria, Agbede, Ikorodu Lagos State | Timothy Olatunde Tijani | 45-52 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 7 | Quest for Holistic Wellbeing: An Examination of the Effect Of Social Media on Family, Community, and Faith | Olubola Olufunmilayo Ajayi, Donald Abidemi Odeleye | 53-59 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| SECTION 3: MENTAL HEALTH & COUNSELLING (Articles 8-12) | ||||
| 8 | Digital Overload and Spiritual Disconnection: Counselling Approaches for Reclaiming Inner Peace in the Technological Age | Deborah Anuoluwapo Demurin, Donald Abidemi Odeleye | 60-65 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 9 | Integrating Psychotherapy And Librarianship Towards Promoting Holistic Well-Being Through Digital Libraries | Samsom Apantaku, Omotayo Peter Ajayi | 66-71 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 10 | Spirituality and Mental Health of Christians in the Contemporary Digital World | Abiodun Adebayo, Samson O. Ijaola | 72-80 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 11 | Conceptualisation of Suicide in Christian Thought: A Pastoral Approach | Ayomipo Amiola, Ayodele Samuel Adeyeye | 81-89 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 12 | Work, Rest, and Worship in a Technologically Driven Society: A Pastoral and African Perspective | Taiwo Olaide Olabode, Oguntayo Ayodele Adeyanju | 90-91 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| SECTION 4: CULTURAL & THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES (Articles 13-15) | ||||
| 13 | Contextualising Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Theory in Ghanaian Perspective | Osei Rhodolf Donkor | 92-100 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 14 | Examing the Intersection of Spirituality and Mental Health Within the Modern Digital Landscape | Rotimi Alaba Oti, K. Olubukola Ajibade | 101-108 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 15 | Mental Health Outcomes in the Age of Social Media: A Study on Spirituality as a Coping Mechanism | Olujolu Adelodun Ola-Akinni, Iyabo Bolajoko Adebami, Abidemi Adewumi Oni | 109-115 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| SECTION 5: THEOLOGY & TECHNOLOGY (Articles 16-19) | ||||
| 16 | Theological and Ethical Implications of AI Technology on Spiritual Well-Being | Oluyede Afolabi Hope | 116-121 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 17 | The Sacred in the Digital Age: A Theological and Ethical Inquiry into Technology's Influence on Christian Spiritual Well-Being | Stanley Osemudiamen Ojieabu, Muyiwa Adeptian Oyinloye | 122-129 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 18 | The Impact of Faith on Sustainable Living Practices: A Call for Integrated Pastoral Counselling and Action in Nigeria | Funnilayo Oyotolani Adewole, Oluwaseun Funnilayo Ajetunmobi | 130-138 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 19 | Spirituality, Mental Health, and the Digital Age in Nigeria | Samuel Olamide Adekoya, Adediran Idowu Segun, Afolorunso Olalekan Dairo | 139-146 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| SECTION 6: PASTORAL PRACTICE (Articles 20-23) | ||||
| 20 | Pastoral Counselling and Psychosocial Support in a Nigerian Technologically Driven Society | Oluyede Afolabi Hope | 147-154 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 21 | Integrating Work, Rest, and Worship in a Technological Age: Towards a Theology of Sacred Rhythm | Alione Humphrey Obaji | 155-164 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 22 | Pastoral Counselling and Human Development in a Digitised African Context | Nathan Dauda Madaki | 165-172 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 23 | Influence of Parental Involvement and Religious Education on Students' Pro-Social Behaviour and Holistic Wellbeing in a Technological Society | Adeola Jumoke Shodunke, Peter Oderinde | 173-185 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| SECTION 7: SPECIAL STUDIES (Articles 24-27) | ||||
| 24 | Effects of Nouthetic Counselling on Behavioural Changes of Students from Broken Homes in Selected Public Secondary Schools in Ibadan North Local Government Area, Oyo State | Samuel Oluwaseyi Oniosun, Samson Ijaola | 186-192 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 25 | Effects of Capacity Building on Pastoral Effectiveness in Christ Apostolic Church, Sangio District, Ibadan, Nigeria | Israel Akintayo Toluwase, Solomon Mepaiyeda | 193-198 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 26 | Christian Theological and Ethical Perspectives on Digital Technology and Spiritual Well-Being | Nainir Kartim Napbut, Daniel Oluwafeyikemi Precious Ajayi, Philip Boluwatife Ajayi | 199-207 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
| 27 | From Digital Fatigue to Inner Balance: Rethinking Work Ethics, Mental Wellness, and Spiritual Practices in a Hyperconnected Society | Fernanni Emmanuel Adejuwon | 208-215 | 📄 PDF 🔓 Abstract |
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