Vol 89 (2005)

Table of Contents

Editorial

SECTION 1: INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FORINTERRELIGIOUS ANDINTERCULTURAL EDUCATION
Cornelia Roux
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233-374

Articles

HOW FAR CAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONTRIBUTE TO MULTICULTURAL/INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION?
Robert Jackson
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235-246
INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION RECONSIDERED: A DISCUSSION BASED ON COMMUNICATION THEORY AND WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.
Geir Skeie
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247-256
FACING DIVERSITY OR LONGING FOR HOMOGENEITY? DISCUSSION WITHIN THE DRC ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Wolfram Weisse
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257-272
RELIGION IN EDUCATION: AN EMOTIVE RESEARCH DOMAIN
Cornelia Roux, Petro Du Preez
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273-282
RELIGION: VOICE OF THE MULTI-VOICED SELF – VALUATING THE DIVERSITY OF RELIGIOUS AND NON-RELIGIOUS PHILOSOPHIES OF LIFE AS PART OF THE MULTI-VOICED SELF
Ina ter Avest, Cok Bakker
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283-292
RELIGION IN EDUCATION: PERCEPTIONS AND PRACTICES
Cornelia Roux
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293-306
THE JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL IN BERLIN: DENOMINATIONAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION BETWEEN THE PUPILS’ NEEDS AND THE EXPECTATION OF A RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY
Christine Müller
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307-318
RELIGIOUS SELFCONCEPTIONS AMONG MUSLIM ADOLESCENTS IN HAMBURG, GERMANY
Ursula Günther
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319-327
EDUCATING THE NEXT GENERATION IN UNIVERSAL VALUES? HINDU-RELATED NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AND VALUES EDUCATION IN THE COMMON SCHOOL
Elisabeth Arweck, Eleanor Nesbitt, Robert Jackson
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328-337
EXPLORING SACRED SPACE IN DIVIDED SOCIETIES: CAPE TOWN AND HAMBURG
Gordon Mitchell
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338-349
SCHOOL ETHOS AND ITS RELIGIOUS DIMENSION
Cok Bakker, Ina ter Avest
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350-362
GUIDELINES TO CREATE A POSITIVE CLASSROOM CLIMATE FOR RELIGION EDUCATION: AN EMPATHETIC APPROACH
Andrew D. Abdool, Marlize Drinkwater
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363-372

SECTION 2: THE CHALLENGE OF HIV/AIDS TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY

THE CHALLENGE OF HIV/AIDS TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY
Njongonkulu Ndungane
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377-384
ENGAGING STIGMA: AN EMBODIED THEOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO HIV AND AIDS
Denise Ackermann
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385-395
‘A WALK FOR AFRICA’: COMBATING THE DEMON OF HIV/AIDS IN AN AFRICAN PENTECOSTAL CHURCH – THE CASE OF THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD
Afe Adogame
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396-405
HIV/AIDS AND HUMAN SUFFERING: WHERE ON EARTH IS GOD?
Ernst M. Conradie
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406-432
‘IT IS YOUR DUTY TO BE HUMAN:’ A FEW THEOLOGICAL REMARKS AMIDST THE HIV/AIDS-CRISIS
Piet Naudé
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433-440
LUKE 7:36-50: SEE THIS WOMAN? TOWARD A THEOLOGY OF GENDER EQUALITY IN THE CONTEXT OF HIV AND AIDS
Miranda N. Pillay
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441-455
THE ETHICS OF HIV/AIDS AND THE RISE OF AN APOCALYPTIC MARIOLOGIST MOVEMENT FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
Emmanuel K. Twesigye, S. Aden, Mollie Wollam Benedicts
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456-468

SECTION 3: THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA: PAPERS READ AT 2004 CONFERENCE

A DECADE OF DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA AND THE VOCATION OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND NIGERIAN THEOLOGIAN AT THE BEGINNING OF A NEW MILLENNIUM
Godwin I. Akper
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470-481
NEGOTIATING THE CRISIS OF SUCCESS: CONTEXTUAL THEOLOGY TEN YEARS INTO DEMOCRACY
Anthony Balcomb
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482-494
THE NEW NATURAL THEOLOGY: A BRIDGING AND INTEGRATING MODE OF INQUIRY
Peter Barrett
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495-509
TEACHING SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY IN THE SOUTHERN AFRICAN CONTEXT: A SURVEY OF CURRENT PRACTICES
Ernst M. Conradie
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510-520
`THE VOCATION OF REFORMED ETHICIST IN THE PRESENT SOUTH AFRICAN SOCIETY
Etienne de Villiers
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521-535
THE ETHICAL CHALLENGE OF IDENTITY FORMATION AND CULTURAL JUSTICE IN A GLOBALISING WORLD
Piet J. Naudé
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536-549
THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICAN THEOLOGY: SCANNING THE ROAD AHEAD
Neville Richardson
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550-562
THE SPIRIT AND THE ACADEMY
David Williams
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563-573