Vol 99 (2008)

Table of Contents

Articles

DIE REFORMATORIESE VERSTAAN VAN DIEGELOOFSGEMEENSKAP (GEMEENTE) AS ’NPUBLIEKE GEMEENSKAP
Coenie Burger
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245-258
GOD REVISED
John Forbis
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259-267
TRANSLATIONS OF ברית AND διαθήκη ‘COVENANT’ INTO AFRICAN LANGUAGES: A SURVEY
Stuart J Foster
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268-274
SOME EXPRESSIONS OF AFRICAN HOSPITALITY TODAY
Julius Mutugi Gathogo
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275-287
HUMAN DIGNITY – AN ECUMENICAL UNDERSTANDING?
Leo J Koffeman
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288-298
IS ANCESTOR VENERATION COMPATIBLE WITH THE BIBLICAL FAITH?
Klaus Nürnberger
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299-311
HOLISTIC HEALING: OLD TESTAMENT INSIGHTS ON SICKNESS AND HEALING – FOR CHURCHES IN AFRICA CONFRONTED BY HIV/AIDS
Danie C van Zyl
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312-320
PROBLEMATISING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SAME-SEX RHETORIC IN SELECTED REFORMED DENOMINATIONAL TRADITIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Johannes N Vorster
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321-336
THE FEELING OF TIME: BONHOEFFER ON TEMPORALITY AND THE FULLY HUMAN LIFE
Robert Vosloo
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337-349

Defining Fundamentalism and Religious Conservatism in South Africa

RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM IN SOUTH AFRICA
David Chidester
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350-367
JEWISH FUNDAMENTALISM TODAY
Yehoshua Gitay
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368-378
MUSLIM FUNDAMENTALISM: THE CASE OF SAYYID QUTB
Yasien Mohamed
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379-387
‘FUNDAMENTALISM IN AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGION’: A REFLECTION ON SOME POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION
Xolani Sakuba
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388-403
WHY I AM A LUKEWARM ENEMY OF FUNDAMENTALISM
Douglas Lawrie
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404-421
LARGER EARS AND SMALLER HORNS: TOWARDS DISTINGUISHING CONSERVATIVE FROM FUNDAMENTALIST THEOLOGY
Hendrik Bosman
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422-431

BOOK REVIEWS

Isaiah: Interpreted by Early Christian and Medieval Commentators
Werner Lategan
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433-435
The Letters of 2 Peter and Jude
Bishop Dr Ernst Baasland
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436-438