Thinking critically about sorcery and witchcraft
Subtitle: a handbook for Christians in Papua New Guinea
By: [author/editor Nick Schwarz]
Contributors: Melanesian Institute for Pastoral & Socio-Economic Service
Series: Occasional paper / Melanesian Institute -- no. 14
Publisher: Melanesian Institute
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Eastern Highlands Province, P.N.G
Language: eng
Number of pages: 117
Subjects: Witchcraft; Magic; Christianity
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 112-117)
Table of contents: title: Important terms used in this book; title: Different views about sorcery and witchcraft; title: Roles that sorcery and witchcraft play in society; title: Things that keep sorcery and witchcraft beliefs strong; title: Consequences of sorcery and witchcraft; title: The Sorcery Act : arguments for and against; title: Pastoral responses to sorcery and witchcraft beliefts; title: Pastoral responses to sorcery and witchcraft practices; title: Pastoral responses to the consequences of sorcery and witchcraft; title: Case studies for reflection and discussion.