Pauline E Aligwekwe

African Culture is Not to Blame Pauline E Aligwekwe

"Aligwekwe?s thoroughness and down-to-earth approach to reality. pins down readers and researchers to a prevailing reality of our present era namely the pandemic of sexual immorality - a theme sparked off by an article written by Maura O'Donohue (an expatriate physician and missionary at a corner of Africa), who rightly stated the scandal of clergy sexual abuse as a global problem affecting many countries; but then reverted to a despicable ethnocentric approach to reality by referring herself to only Africa; while cautiously circumventing the source of the evil namely, her own Western cultures - the bedrock and epitome of our contemporary modern sexual moral decadence and its relentless propagation far and wide.
In African Culture Is Not To Blame (Western Culture Is To Blame) Dr. Aligwekwe calls for more transparency and objectivity towards the problem of sexual moral decadence of our era which is surpassing by all measures whatever the history of mankind has as yet disclosed; for it appears the more that peoples and cultures advance in knowledge, science and technology, the more they advance in the perfection of some of their consequences including evil, and find a way not to acknowledge any guilt. There is urgent need to trace back Man?s steps to genuine Christian morals in sexuality. She refutes O'Donohue's viewpoint, inviting all other adherents to face squarely the crux of the matter, namely the current Western culture sexual moral decadence."