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Vol. 69 (1999)

Published: 2016-05-24

Articles

  • Challenges to Christian ethics in the present South African society

    DE De Villiers
    75-91
    • PDF
  • Teaching social ethics in South African context

    Mokgethi Motlhabi
    93-102
    • PDF
  • Religion and the 1996 South African Constitution

    Martin Prozesky
    103-110
    • PDF
  • Die bevryding van Kain? Etiese nadenke oor die dader in die versoeningsproses

    H Russel Botman
    111-124
    • PDF
  • The transformation of the South African economy

    Klaus Nürnberger
    125-147
    • PDF
  • DEALING WITH 'DIFFERENCE': AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO 'WESTERN' AND 'AFRICAN' VALUES IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN WORKPLACE

    Mollie Painter-Morland
    149-162
    • PDF
  • SNAKES IN AN AFRICAN EDEN: TOWARDS A THEOLOGICAL ETHIC FOR ECOTOURISM AND CONSERVATION

    David N Field
    163-180
    • PDF

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