Vol 86 (2004)

Table of Contents

Editorial

THEOLOGY AND GENDER IN THE AFRICAN CONTEXT: AN EDITORIAL
Ernst M. Conradie
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149-150

Articles

‘THE GOOD WIFE’: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL REREADING OF PROVERBS 31:10-31 IN THE CONTEXT OF HIV/AIDS IN ZIMBABWE
Ezra Chitando
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151-159
TAMING TEXTS OF TERROR: READING (AGAINST) THE GENDER GRAIN OF 1 TIMOTHY
Gerald West
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160-173
AFRICAN METAPHORS FOR GOD: MALE OR FEMALE?
Nisbert Taisekwa Taringa
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174-179
NTUMBULUKO, THEOLOGY, AND ISSUES OF GENDER IN THE TSONGA WORLDVIEW: TOWARDS AN AFRICAN WOMAN’S THEOLOGY OF LIBERATION IN MOZAMBIQUE
André Jonas Chitlango, Anthony Balcomb
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180-189
THEOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND GENDER RELATIONS
Nico Koopman
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190-200
CAN OUR CREEDS SPEAK A GENDERED TRUTH? A FEMINIST READING OF THE NICENE CREED AND THE BELHAR CONFESSION
Piet Naude
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201-209
PROTEST ON THE ROAD TO FREEDOM: THE WOMEN OF MADAGASCAR
Cynthia Holder Rich
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210-223
ENGENDERED DANGER AND ENDANGERED GENDER: THE CHURCH AND HOMOSEXUAL CLERGY – A CASE STUDY
Douglas Pratt
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224-233
THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE DOMINANCE OF WOMEN IN THE ZIMBABWEAN MUSIC INDUSTRY FOR THE ORDINATION OF WOMEN
Lovemore Togarasei
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234-240
WOMEN, THE VATICAN, AND HOPE FOR THE FUTURE: AN ECUMENICAL QUAGMIRE
Clint Le Bruyns
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241-250
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ENGAGING IN CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY: A FEW OBSERVATIONS
Ernst M. Conradie
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252-270
THE PRIORITY OF READERS AMONG MEANINGSAND METHODS IN NEW TESTAMENTINTERPRETATION
Jeremy Punt
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271-291
HELLENISTIC AND PHARAONIC INFLUENCES ON THE FORMATION OF COPTIC IDENTITY
Annette Evans
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292-301