Books I read in 2018

I have read a few books in 2018. I mostly read books with some kind of spiritual content or that had some kind of content related to ubuntu, since I was still working on my mini-dissertation. For relaxation, I also read Star Trek books. I will now list books that I read (I will add a little more info regarding what I read for studying purposes, as well as when I read only parts of it for that same studying purposes):

1. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Emissary by J.M. Dillard
2. Star Trek: Voyager – Caretaker by L.A. Graf
3. Star Trek: The Eugenics Wars, Volume 1 – The rise and fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1 by Greg Cox
4. Star Trek: New Frontier – House of cards by Peter David
5. Star Trek: Enterprise – Broken bow by Diane Carey
6. Star Trek: The next generation – Encounter at Farpoint by David Gerrold
7. Star Trek: The original series – Mission to Horatius by Vonda N. McIntyre
8. Star Trek: The Captain’s Table – War dragons by L.A. Graf
9. Star Trek: The Captain’s Table – Dujonian’s hoard by Michael Jan Friedman
10. Star Trek: The Captain’s Table – The mist by Dean Wesley Smith & Kristine Kathryn Rusch
11. The Acts of the Apostles: An introduction and commentary by F.L. Arrington {Partly; for studying purposes}
12. A critical and exegetical commentary on The Acts of the Apostles – In two volumes. Volume 1: Preliminary Introduction and Commentary on Acts I-XIV by Charles Barrett {Partly; for studying purposes}
13. uBuntu Life coping skills from Africa by Johann Broodryk {For studying purposes}
14. Understanding South Africa – the uBuntu way of living by Johann Broodryk {For studying purposes}
15. “Storying Ubuntu as a rainbow nation” by W. Buqa {Article/Paper; for studying purposes}
16. A commentary on the Acts of the Apostles by H. Conzelmann {Partly; for studying purposes}
17. “Ubuntu is homeless: An urban theological reflection” by S.F. de Beer {Article/Paper; for studying purposes}
18. Die Handelinge van die Apostels: Deel 1 by J.L. de Villiers {Partly; for studying purposes} [The title, if translated, would be: The Acts of the Apostles: Part 1]
19. The Acts of Jesus: The search for the authentic deeds of Jesus by R.W. Funk {Partly; for studying purposes}
20. The five gospels: The search for the authentic words of Jesus by R.W. Funk {Partly; for studying purposes}
21. “Elders decry the loss of Ubuntu” by M.T. Gumbo {Article/Paper; for studying purposes}
22. The study of Africa by K.D. Koka {Article/Paper not published; for studying purposes}
23. “The erosion of African communal values: A reappraisal of the African Ubuntu philosophy” by N.N. Mabovula {Article/Paper; for studying purposes}
24. “Cultivating a climate of co-operation through Ubuntu” by N. Makhudu {Article/Paper; for studying purposes}
25. Exiles and Homecoming: A Bibliography of Es’kia Mphahlele by N.C. Manganyi {Partly; for studying purposes}
26. “Discovering and exploring Ubuntu-language in the dialogue between the Dutch Reformed Church and the Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa” by L. Meiring {Article/Paper; for studying purposes}
27. A report on Ubuntu by L. Praeg {Partly; for studying purposes}
28. African theology: An introduction by G.M. Setiloane {Partly; for studying purposes}
29. Ubuntu: An ethic for a new South Africa by A. Schutte {Partly; for studying purposes}