Vol 100 (2009)

Table of Contents

'Quo Vadis' Theology

OLD TESTAMENT STUDIES: ‘QUO VADIS’?
Douglas Lawrie
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1-14
‘QUO VADIS’ OLD TESTAMENT STUDIES? A RESPONSE
L Juliana M Bosman
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15-17
QUO VADIS’ OU TESTAMENT STUDIES? ’N RESPONS
Danie O’Kennedy
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18-29
QUO VADIS’ NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES?
Bernard C Lategan
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30-38
‘QUO VADIS’ NUWE TESTAMENT STUDIES? ’N RESPONS
Dirkie Smit
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42-53
‘QUO VADIS’ SISTEMATIESE TEOLOGIE?
Jeremy Punt
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430-445
QUO VADIS CHURCH HISTORY? SOME THESES ON THE FUTURE OF CHURCH HISTORY AS AN ACADEMIC THEOLOGICAL DISCIPLINE
Robert Vosloo
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54-64
‘QUO VADIS’ CHURCH HISTORY / ECCLESIOLOGY? A RESPONSE
Lisel Joubert
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65-66
‘Quo Vadis’ Practical Theology?
Ian Nell
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67-80
‘QUO VADIS’ PRACTICAL THEOLOGY? A RESPONSE
Gordon Dames
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81-88
MISSION AS FRONTIER-CROSSING AND IDENTITY FORMATION: AN INTEGRATING CONTEXTUAL MISSIOLOGY
Xolile Simon
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89-103
‘QUO VADIS MISSIOLOGY?’ A RESPONSE
Phil Robinson
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104-106

Articles

WE THE POOR MUST ABANDON OUR WHEELCHAIRS AND BEGIN TO WALK UNAIDED: ON AFRICAN AGENCY DISCOURSE
Godwin I Akper
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108-120
A FEW METAPHORICAL SOURCE DOMAINS FOR EMOTIONS IN THE OLD TESTAMENT
Alec Basson
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121-128
SPEECH AND DEMOCRACY: THE TUTU’S MBEKI’S EXCHANGE
Yehoshua Gitay
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129-143
THE CULT OF CLIO: A RHETORICIAN’S PERSPECTIVE ON THE ARTS AND ANTICS OF HISTORIANS
Douglas Lawrie
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144-163
‘BUT YOU, WHO DO YOU SAY I AM?’ A HOMILY ON IDEOLOGICAL FAITH FROM THE GOSPEL OF MARK
Piet Naudé
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164-174
APPEASED WITH DEATH: OLD TESTAMENT INSIGHTS ON LIFE AND DEATH, FOR THE CHURCH IN AFRICA CONFRONTED BY HIV/AIDS
Danie C van Zyl
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175-184

BOOK REVIEWS

African and European Readers of the Bible in Dialogue: In Quest of a Shared Meaning
Werner Lategan
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187-188