Vol 83 (2003)

Table of Contents

Editorial

INTRODUCTION
Wolfram Weisse
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189-191

Articles

CONSTRUCTING A COHERENT THEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE: THE MAIN CHALLENGE FACING THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY
Piet Naude
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192-211
‘THE WEAKNESS OF SOME’: THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH AND WHITE SUPREMACY
Hermann Giliomee
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212-244
THE TRUTH-COMMISSION: PUBLIC DEBATE AND THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS BODIES (AFRIKANER/DRC)
Antje Krog
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245-249
THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH AND THE TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION
Piet Meiring
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250-257
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF REPORTING ON THE TRC DISCOURSES IN DIE KERKBODE
Christine Anthonissen
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258-275
RELIGIOSITY OF STUDENTS WITHIN THE DRC: PRELIMINARY EMPIRICAL FINDINGS
Matthias Gensicke
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276-286
YOUTH AND CHARISMATIC MOVEMENTS: THE STRUGGLE FOR SPIRITUALITY
Willem Nicol
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287-295
EXPERIENCES OF THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH (DRC) IN ZIMBABWE AND THEIR RELEVANCE FOR DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN THE DRC IN SOUTH AFRICA
Dion van Dyk
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296-304
UNITY IN CHURCH AND SOCIETY? THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS ON AN ONGOING CHALLENGE IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY
Dirkie J. Smit
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305-314
THE RELEVANCE OF UNITY TO THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH IN SOUTH AFRICA
Nico J. Smith
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315-331
THE ROAD OF UNITY IN THE FAMILY OF DUTCH REFORMED CHURCHES IN SOUTH AFRICA SINCE 1994: A DUTCH REFORMED PERSPECTIVE
Pieter Coertzen
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332-343
LOOKING TOWARDS THE FUTURE: SOME CONCLUDING REMARKS
Bernard C. Lategan
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344-347

BOOK REVIEWS

THE WORD OF CHRIST AND THE WORLD OF CULTURE: SACRED AND SECULAR THROUGH THE THEOLOGY OF KARL BARTH
Rodney Thoaka
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337-339