Theistic Humanism of African Philosophy: the Great Debate on Substance and Method of Philosophy

This work is a hermeneutic anatomy of the theistic overtones and humanistic undertones of Africa philosophy of culture. It shows that theism and humanism are not contradictions in African philosophy; their synthesis generates a pragmatic African personhood, a unified human nature and world view. Hence, Theistic humanism, Theistic pansychism and Theistic animism form a transcendental unity of apperception and a prolegomena to future African metaphysics. This is one the four great works of Maduabuchi Dukor on African Philosophy which include ?African Freedom; the Freedom of Philosophy', ?African Philosophy in the Global Village' and ?Scientific Paradigm In African Philosophy'.