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The study aims to explore how divine impartiality can inform ethical responses to global injustices.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Divine Impartiality as an Ethical Paradigm: Rethinking Migration, Ethnoreligious Discrimination, and Global Inequality in Biblical-Theological Perspective

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Advances a biblical-theological approach to addressing global injustices in migration and discrimination, suggesting pathways to equity.

The study aims to explore how divine impartiality can inform ethical responses to global injustices.
Interdisciplinary analysis integrating structural inequality theory, postcolonial critique, and public theology.
Synthesis of biblical texts, including Deuteronomy, Leviticus, and James, to articulate divine impartiality.
Contextual examination of migration governance, legal systems, and economic structures.
Demonstrates contemporary systems often prioritize partiality, favoring the wealthy and powerful.
Proposes active justice and equal dignity as mandates grounded in divine impartiality.
Offers critiques of North-South power dynamics from a Global South perspective.

ABEL ADEOLA ALAO (2026) studied this question.

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