Vol. 116 No. 1 (2017)

Articles

• BLACK THEOLOGY AND THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN THE MIDST OF PAIN AND SUFFERING AMIDST POVERTY

  Olehile A Buffel

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• THE INFLUENCE OF FOOD SYMBOLISM ON FOOD INSECURITY IN SOUTH AFRICA: HOW RELEVANT IS THE EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATION?

  George Byarugaba

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• WAITING FOR THE LORD: THE FULFILMENT OF THE PROMISE OF LAND IN THE OLD TESTAMENT AS A SOURCE OF HOPE

  Ntozakhe Simon Cezula

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• SEEING, SIGHING, SIGNING – CONTOURS OF A VULNERABLE HOMILETIC

  Johan Cilliers

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• THE RELIGIOUS LINGUISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PRESENCE OF THE KINGDOM IN THE LIGHT OF SPEECH ACT THEORY: CHRISTIAN ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS

  Anna Cho, Dion Angus Forster

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• SINGING THE PSALMS: APPLYING PRINCIPLES OF AFRICAN MUSIC TO BIBLE TRANSLATION

  June Frances Dickie

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• CURRENT TRENDS AND PATTERNS IN AFRICAN BIBLICAL HERMENEUTICS IN POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA: MYTH OR FACT?

  Elelwani B Farisani

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• AFRICAN PENTECOSTALISM: THE CHRISTIANITY OF ELIAS LETWABA FROM EARLY YEARS UNTIL HIS DEATH IN 1959

  Mookgo Solomon Kgatle

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• RELIGIOSITY IN SOUTH AFRICA: TRENDS AMONG THE PUBLIC AND ELITES

  Hennie Kotzé, Reinet Loubser

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• (VHO) ABEL MPHAGI – THE BAREFOOTED NATIVE 'PROPHET' AND 'EVANGELIST' OF VENDALAND: A TRANSITION OF INDIGENOUS BELIEF SYSTEMS AND CHRISTIANITY

  Mavhungu Abel Mafukata

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• THE INTERPRETATION OF THE FILIOQUE CLAUSE BY ORTHODOX ECCLESIOLOGY AND BIBLICAL EXEGETICAL METHODOLOGY

  Iakovos Menelaou

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• RELIGIOUS LIBERTIES AND THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH AFRICA: A CALL FOR RELIGIOUS ACCOUNTABILITY

  Joel Mokhoathi, Nasila S Rembe

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• AN AFRICAN PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF ISAIAH 58: A HERMENEUTIC ENTHUSED BY UBUNTU

  Ndikhokele Mtshiselwa

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• “PENTECOSTAL THEOLOGY” AS CONTRADICTIO IN TERMINIS: A PERSPECTIVE ON THE PAST AND PRESENT

  Marius Nel

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• SYNCRETISM, HYBRIDITY AND AMBIVALENCE: PROBING THE CONCEPTS IN RELIGIOUS DISCOURSE WITH REFERENCE TO SACRED SITE DYNAMICS IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Philip Nel

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• UBUNTU AND LEADERSHIP? SOME PRACTICAL THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES

  Ian A Nell

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• ABRAHAM HALEVI’S COMPENDIUM ON THE GENERIC NAME OF GOD IN THE TANAKH

  Matthew Oseka

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• THE NEW TESTAMENT AS POLITICAL DOCUMENTS

  Jeremy Punt

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• BEWARE OF THE (WESTERNISED) AFRICAN EYES: REREADING PSALM 82 THROUGH THE VHUFA APPROACH

  Hulisani Ramantswana

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• LAND, FARMING AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN YEHUD: A QUEST FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS POVERTY REDUCTION IN ZIMBABWE

  Temba Rugwiji

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• FEMINIST CRITIQUE OF THE EDUCATION MODEL OF MABEL SHAW GIRLS BOARDING MISSION SCHOOL IN ZAMBIA 1915-1940 AND ITS EFFECT ON GIRL-CHILD EDUCATION

  Lilian Cheelo Siwila

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• Parenting as Paul’s preferred style of leadership: some insights for Christian leadership in faith communties

  Lovemore Togarasei

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• THERE WERE OTHER BOATS TOO: A NOTE ON MARK 4:36’S CONTRIBUTION TO JESUS’ IDENTITY IN MARK’S GOSPEL

  Maarman S Tshehla

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• REFIGURING CHRIST, THE TRUE VINE: AN EXPLORATION OF AN Ἐγώ εἰμι SAYING USING RICOEUR'S CONCEPT OF ‘METAPHOR’

  Ruben Van de Belt

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