Vol 81 (2002)

Table of Contents

Articles

THE TASK OF AFRICAN THEOLOGY – PROBLEMS AND SUGGESTIONS
John O. Akao
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341-343
‘DIE HERE IS MY SKILD’: METAFORIESE SPREKE OOR GOD IN ’N SELEKSIE OU TESTAMENTIESE PSALMS
Alec Basson
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344-353
APPROPRIATING THE DECALOGUE ACCORDING TO AFRICAN PROVERBS
Hendrik L. Bosman
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354-361
AIDS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: BETWEEN DENIAL AND TRUTH TELLING
H. Jurgens Hendriks
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362-372
COVETOUSNESS AND DESIRE: THE TENTH COMMANDMENT IN AFRICA
Lisel H Kruger Joubert
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373-377
‘TWO REVOLUTIONS BEHIND: IS THE ETHIOPIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH AN OBSTACLE OR CATALYST FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT?’
J. A. Loubser
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78-390
BIBLICAL AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES – CONTINUOUSLY COMMITTED TO THOROUGH TRANSFORMATION
Jannie Malan
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391-407
THE PRESENCE OF WOMEN IN PARABLES: AN AFROCENTRIC WOMANIST PERSPECTIVE
Ncumisa Manona
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408-421
THEOLOGY OF AIDS: A LUTHERAN/MORAVIAN CASE STUDY
Klaus Nürnberger
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422-436
THE RHETORIC OFWISDOM AND POSTCOLONIAL HERMENEUTICS
Leo G. Perdue
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437-452
TENSION BETWEEN LINGUISTIC SEMANTICS AND PRAGMATICS: THE TRANSLATION OF THE WORD ‘WOMAN!’(GUNAI) INTO ‘MOSADI!’ IN THE SETSWANA BIBLE
Abel Tabalaka
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453-461
‘THE PROVERB IS THE DRUM OF GOD’: ON THE USE OF AFRICAN PROVERBS IN THE INTERACTION BETWEEN AFRICAN CULTURE AND THE CHRISTIAN FAITH
Willie Van Heerden
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462-475
REVERENCE FOR ANCESTORS IN AFRICA: INTERPRETATION OF THE 5TH COMMANDMENT FROM AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE
Edwin Zulu
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476-482

BOOK REVIEWS

TOBIT AND JUDITH
Werner Lategan
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483-484