Vol 79 (2002)

Articles derive from a conference of the Theological Society of South Africa - "Whither does the Wind blow? South African reflection on the relationship between the Holy Spirit and Christ" - at the University of the Western Cape, June 2001

Table of Contents

Editorial

EDITORIAL
Ernst M. Conradie
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1-12

Articles

SOME THOUGHTS ON ‘PUBLIC THEOLOGY’ AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT
Ronell Bezuidenhout, Piet Naudé
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3-13
NOTES ON LEONARDO BOFF AND THE FILIOQUE
Ernst M. Conradie
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14-24
ON THE SPIRIT AS LOVE
Brian Gaybba
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25-32
THE ROLE OF PNEUMATOLOGY IN THE ETHICS OF STANLEY HAUERWAS
Nico Koopman
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33-40
THE WIND BLOWS GENTLY: REFLECTIONS ON THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE THEOLOGY OF KH MISKOTTE
Ockert Meyer
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41-46
CONFESSING NICEA TODAY? CRITICAL QUESTIONS FROM A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE
Piet Naude
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47-54
THE SPIRIT OF GOD: A SOTERIOLOGICAL METAPHOR IN BIBLICAL HISTORY AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR US TODAY
Klaus Nürnberger
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55-80
THE FILIOQUE PROBLEM – HISTORY AND CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE
Bernd Oberdorfer
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81-92
THE GIFT OF PARTICIPATION: ON THE TRIUNE GOD AND THE CHRISTIAN MORAL LIFE
Robert Vosloo
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93-103

GENERAL ARTICLES

THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF A SOCIO-RHETORICAL COMMENTARY
H. J. Bernard Combrink
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106-121
PAUL, HERMENEUTICS AND CHARACTER: IMPLICATIONS FOR SCRIPTURE AND IDENTITY
Jeremy Punt
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122-142

BOOK REVIEWS

WOMEN ALSO JOURNEYED WITH HIM: FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES ON THE BIBLE
Karin Hattingh
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144-146
OPERATION WORLD. 21ST CENTURY EDITION
Hendrik Bosman
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147-148