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Musing of an African Child
Honest reflections on God, people, and everyday life, written by a pastor who is still learning to see like a child.
“Faith is not something you grasp; it is a state to grow into.”
Thomas Merton
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More Than Machine: The Imago Dei and Human Creativity in the Age of Algorithms
AI drafts sermons, sketches images, and tutors our children. What does it mean to bear God’s image and create in the age of algorithms? A case for staying co-creators.
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Suffering and Smiling: The Church’s Role in Nigeria’s Struggle for Justice
Fela Kuti sang truth to power while many pulpits stayed quiet. With 133 million Nigerians in poverty, the Church is called to…
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Why I started Musing of an African Child
Faith is a state to grow into, not something to grasp. Why this blog carries the name it does, who it is…
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Welcome
I’m Joseph Tobias, and I’m glad you’re here.
Musing of an African Child is my personal space to explore faith, community, and culture, all seen through the heart and soul of the African experience. This blog is for anyone who wants to journey deeper with God and into what connects us, strengthens us, and inspires young people to become agents of hope and change.
My hope is for this to be more than a blog. I want it to be a companion, a place for honest conversations and meaningful reflection. Here you will find stories, ideas, and perspectives that celebrate the richness of faith and culture, the power of community, and the potential of young people.
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