| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 82 (2003) | PUBLIC MORALITY AND THE NEED FOR AN ETHOS OF HOSPITALITY | Abstract PDF |
| Robert Vosloo | ||
| Vol 82 (2003) | PUBLIC MORALITY AND THE PETRINE MINISTRY: A PROTESTANT PERSPECTIVE ON A RENEWED MORAL PAPACY | Abstract PDF |
| Clint le Bruyns | ||
| Vol 82 (2003) | PUBLICMORALITY IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT | Abstract PDF |
| Ernst M. Conradie | ||
| Vol 90 (2005) | QUEERS ON ACCOUNT OF THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN: RHETORICAL CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE EUNUCH BODY | Abstract PDF |
| J. David Hester | ||
| Vol 111 (2012) | QUESTIONING ECO-THEOLOGICAL PANENTHEISMS: THE PROMISE OF KATHRYN TANNER’S THEOLOGY OF GOD’S RADICAL TRANSCENDENCE FOR ECOLOGICAL THEOLOGY | Abstract PDF |
| Hilda P. Koster | ||
| Vol 90 (2005) | QUESTIONING THE ‘PERFECT MALE BODY’: A CRITICAL READING OF EPHESIANS 4:13 | Abstract PDF |
| Lilly Nortjé-Meyer | ||
| Vol 70 (1999) | QUESTIONS OF AUTHORITY, STATUS AND POWER | Abstract PDF |
| Norma Corry | ||
| Vol 100 (2009) | QUO VADIS CHURCH HISTORY? SOME THESES ON THE FUTURE OF CHURCH HISTORY AS AN ACADEMIC THEOLOGICAL DISCIPLINE | Abstract PDF |
| Robert Vosloo | ||
| Vol 100 (2009) | QUO VADIS’ NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES? | Abstract PDF |
| Bernard C Lategan | ||
| Vol 100 (2009) | QUO VADIS’ OU TESTAMENT STUDIES? ’N RESPONS | Abstract PDF |
| Danie O’Kennedy | ||
| Vol 84 (2003) | Race in South Africa: A hidden transcript turned public? THE PROBLEM OF IDENTIFYING WITH ESTHER / MORDECAI OR HAMAN IN THE BOOK OF ESTHER | Abstract PDF |
| Gerrie Snyman | ||
| Vol 90 (2005) | RACIAL PERFORMANCE AND RELIGIOUS COMPLICITY: RACIALISED DISCOURSE AND PERPETRATOR CULTURE | Abstract PDF |
| Gerrie F. Snyman | ||
| Vol 116, No 2 (2017) | READ AS/WITH THE PERPETRATOR: MANASSEH’S VULNERABILITY IN 2 KINGS 21:1-18 AND 2 CHRONICLES 33:1-20 | Abstract PDF |
| Gerrie F Snyman | ||
| Vol 64 (1998) | READING ANCIENT TEXTS MORE COMPREHENSIVELY: ASSESSING A NEW METHODOLOGY | Abstract PDF |
| J Eugene Botha | ||
| Vol 118 (2019) | READING DEUTERONOMY 22:22 IN JOHN 8:1-11: A CONTEXTUAL READING FROM AN AFRICAN-URHOBO PERSPECTIVE | Abstract PDF |
| John Arierhi Ottuh | ||
| Vol 102 (2009) | READING FILMS AS HUMAN TEXTS: YESTERDAY AND THE DISMANTLING OF STIGMATISATION IN A PASTORAL HERMENEUTICS WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE HIV PANDEMIC | Abstract PDF |
| Daniël Louw, Elizabeth Le Roux | ||
| Vol 78 (2001) | READING, INTERPRETATION, REINSCRIPTION: THREE PERSPECTIVES ON ENGAGING WITH TEXTS | Abstract PDF |
| Douglas G Lawrie | ||
| Vol 64 (1998) | READING JONAH MULTIDIMENSIONALLY: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL READING STRATEGY FOR BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION | Abstract PDF |
| Louis Jonker | ||
| Vol 63 (1997) | READING ON THE BOUNDARIES: READING 2 SAMUEL 21:1-14 WITH RIZPAH | Abstract PDF |
| Gerald West | ||
| Vol 68 (1999) | READING OTHER-WISE: RE-ENVISAGING THE READING PRACTICES AND PLACE OF THE SOCIALLY ENGAGED BIBLICAL SCHOLAR | Abstract PDF |
| Gerald West | ||
| Vol 116, No 2 (2017) | READING PROVERBS 7 IN THE CONTEXT OF FEMALE ‘BLESSERS’ AND SUGAR MAMAS IN SOUTH AFRICA | Abstract PDF |
| Madipoane Masenya (Ngwan’a Mphahlele) | ||
| Vol 84 (2003) | READING PSALM 78 MULTIDIMENSIONALLY: THE AUTHORIAL DIMENSION | Abstract PDF |
| Yeol Kim, H. F. van Rooy | ||
| Vol 88 (2005) | READING PSALM 78 MULTIDIMENSIONALLY: THE DIMENSION OF THE READER | Abstract PDF |
| Yeol Kim, H. F. Van Rooy | ||
| Vol 74 (2000) | READING PSALM 78 MULTIDIMENSIONALLY: THE TEXTUAL DIMENSION | Abstract PDF |
| Y Kim, HF van Rooy | ||
| Vol 37 (1991) | READING THE BIBLE AGAINST THE GRAIN | Abstract PDF |
| W R Domeris | ||
| Vol 71 (1999) | READING THE BIBLE IN AFRICA: ACCOUNTING FOR SOME TRENDS FURTHER PROLEGOMENA FOR DISCUSSION | Abstract PDF |
| Jeremy Punt | ||
| Vol 68 (1999) | READING THE BIBLE IN AFRICA: ACCOUNTING FOR SOME TRENDS PART I | Abstract PDF |
| Jeremy Punt | ||
| Vol 88 (2005) | READING THE PARLIAMENT OF THE WORLD’S RELIGIONS’ DECLARATION TOWARD A GLOBAL ETHIC AS A DEVELOPMENT TEXT | Abstract PDF |
| Ignatius Swart, Dawid Venter | ||
| Vol 49 (1994) | READING THE TEXTS OF THE BIBLE: WITH ILLUSTRATIVE REFERENCE TO PSALM 25 | Abstract PDF |
| Dirk Human | ||
| Vol 110 (2012) | READINGS IN LAMENTATIONS: ESSAYS ON THE TEXT, INTERPRETATION AND RECEPTION OF LAMENTATIONS | Abstract PDF |
| Gideon Kotzé | ||
| Vol 90 (2005) | RECIPIENT AS CANNIBAL: JAPANESE CONCERNS ABOUT THE ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION | Abstract PDF |
| William R. LaFleur | ||
| Vol 114 (2015) | RECONCEPTUALISING EUCHARIST AS SUBSERVIENT RITUAL: A MISSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO PUBLIC VIOLENCE IN AFRICA | Abstract PDF |
| Chammah J Kaunda | ||
| Vol 88 (2005) | RECONCILIATION IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICAL CONTEXT: A CHALLENGE TO THE CHURCH FOR COMMUNITY BUILDING | Abstract PDF |
| KTh August | ||
| Vol 60 (1997) | RECONSTRUCTING A SOCIETY: THEOLOGY AND THE LAW | Abstract PDF |
| Jan A Du Rand | ||
| Vol 61 (1997) | RECONSTRUCTING AN ECOLOGICAL COSMOLOGY: A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTRIBUTION | Abstract PDF |
| E M Conradie | ||
| Vol 111 (2012) | REDEEMED FROM THE EARTH? ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND SALVATION THEOLOGY IN AFRICAN CHRISTIANITY | Abstract PDF |
| Ben-Willie Kwaku Golo | ||
| Vol 66 (1998) | REDEMPTION OF THE EARTH OR FROM THE EARTH? THE GOSPEL OF JOHN AND THE JOHANNINE EPISTLES | Abstract PDF |
| Niek Pretorius | ||
| Vol 50 (1994) | RE-DISCOVERING AND RE-INVENTING RHETORIC | Abstract PDF |
| James Hester | ||
| Vol 112 (2013) | RE-EVALUATION OF THE TRANSLATION OF THE HEBREW CONCEPT חסד INTO LOMWE: A COGNITIVE FRAMES OF REFERENCE MODEL APPROACH | Abstract PDF |
| Justino Alfredo | ||
| Vol 40 (1992) | REFERENCE AND RHETORIC IN THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW | Abstract PDF |
| H J Bernard Combrink | ||
| Vol 116, No 1 (2017) | REFIGURING CHRIST, THE TRUE VINE: AN EXPLORATION OF AN Ἐγώ εἰμι SAYING USING RICOEUR'S CONCEPT OF ‘METAPHOR’ | Abstract PDF |
| Ruben Van de Belt | ||
| Vol 108 (2011) | REFLECTING ON PAUL’S (NON-)USE OF THE OLD TESTAMENT IN THE LETTER TO THE ROMANS | Abstract PDF |
| Eben Scheffler | ||
| Vol 90 (2005) | REFLECTING ON ‘RHETORIC(S) OF BODY POLITICS AND RELIGIOUS DISCOURSE’ | Abstract PDF |
| Johannes N. Vorster | ||
| Vol 2 (1986): SPECIAL ISSUE | REFLECTION ON GEO WIDENGREN'SPHENOMENOLOGICAL METIHOD | Abstract PDF |
| John N. Jonsson | ||
| Vol 43 (1992) | REFLECTIONS ON A CURRICULUM PRACTICE | Abstract PDF |
| Nicol Faasen | ||
| Vol 39 (1991) | REFLECTIONS ON THE TASK OF THEOLOGY IN AFRICA | Abstract PDF |
| Johann Kinghorn | ||
| Vol 53 (1995) | REIMAGING GOD’S KINGDOM IN LATIN AMERICA AFTER THE CRISIS OF SOCIALISM | Abstract PDF |
| Jorge Pixley | ||
| Vol 112 (2013) | RELEVANCE OF THEOLOGY IN RELATION TO SPIRITUALITY: AN AFRICAN BANTU PERSPECTIVE | Abstract PDF |
| Francisca Chimhanda | ||
| Vol 46 (1993) | RELIGIEUSE ERVARING AS HERINNERINGSVOLLE VERBEELDING: DIE AARD EN FUNKSIE VAN VERBEELDING AS KENTEORETIESE STRUKTUURELEMENT IN TEOLOGIESE REFLEKSIE EN CHRISTELIKE PRAXIS | Abstract PDF |
| D P Veldsman | ||
| Vol 64 (1998) | RELIGION & CULTURE IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN: THE EMERGENCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS | Abstract PDF |
| Robert Kisala | ||
| Vol 90 (2005) | RELIGION AND AUTHORITY: THE ROLE OF RHETORIC AS THE VOICE OF MORALITY – A PROLEGOMENON | Abstract PDF |
| Yehoshua Gitay | ||
| Vol 114 (2015) | RELIGION AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION IN AFRICA: A CRITICAL AND APPRECIATIVE PERSPECTIVE | Abstract PDF |
| Obaji M Agbiji, Ignatius Swart | ||
| Vol 104 (2010) | RELIGION AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION: GERMANY'S DEMOCRATIZATION AFTER 1945 - THE AMERICAN RE-EDUCATION PROGRAMME | Abstract PDF |
| Heike Springhart | ||
| Vol 69 (1999) | Religion and the 1996 South African Constitution | Abstract PDF |
| Martin Prozesky | ||
| Vol 41 (1992) | RELIGION AND VALUES: WHAT WENT WRONG? | Abstract PDF |
| Gordon Mitchell | ||
| Vol 96 (2007) | RELIGION AS AGENT FOR SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION: A CASE STUDY FROM THE WESTERN CAPE | Abstract PDF |
| Johannes C Erasmus | ||
| Vol 71 (1999) | RELIGION AS PROCESS THE DYNAMIC NATURE OF JOHN CUMPSTY'S THEORY OF RELIGION | Abstract PDF |
| Sandra Troskie | ||
| Vol 89 (2005) | RELIGION IN EDUCATION: AN EMOTIVE RESEARCH DOMAIN | Abstract PDF |
| Cornelia Roux, Petro Du Preez | ||
| Vol 89 (2005) | RELIGION IN EDUCATION: PERCEPTIONS AND PRACTICES | Abstract PDF |
| Cornelia Roux | ||
| Vol 51 (1994) | RELIGION IN THE IMAGINED NEW TESTAMENT WORLD: MORE SOCIAL SCIENCE LENSES | Abstract PDF |
| Bruce J Malina | ||
| Vol 89 (2005) | 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 | Abstract PDF |
| Ina ter Avest, Cok Bakker | ||
| Vol 116, No 1 (2017) | RELIGIOSITY IN SOUTH AFRICA: TRENDS AMONG THE PUBLIC AND ELITES | Abstract PDF |
| Hennie Kotzé, Reinet Loubser | ||
| Vol 83 (2003) | RELIGIOSITY OF STUDENTS WITHIN THE DRC: PRELIMINARY EMPIRICAL FINDINGS | Abstract PDF |
| Matthias Gensicke | ||
| Vol 99 (2008) | RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM IN SOUTH AFRICA | Abstract PDF |
| David Chidester | ||
| Vol 26 (1988) | RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION BY THE CHURCHES | Abstract PDF |
| P J Hartin | ||
| Vol 119, No 1 (2020) | RELIGIOUS INTERSECTIONS IN AFRICAN CHRISTIANITY: THE CONVERSION DILEMMA AMONG INDIGENOUS CONVERTS | Abstract PDF |
| Joel Mokhoathi | ||
| Vol 116, No 1 (2017) | RELIGIOUS LIBERTIES AND THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH AFRICA: A CALL FOR RELIGIOUS ACCOUNTABILITY | Abstract PDF |
| Joel Mokhoathi, Nasila S Rembe | ||
| Vol 74 (2000) | RELIGIOUS PLURALISM IN AFRICA: SOME NOTES ON THE INTERACTION BETWEEN AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGIONS, CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM IN THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES | Abstract PDF |
| James N Amanze | ||
| Vol 89 (2005) | RELIGIOUS SELFCONCEPTIONS AMONG MUSLIM ADOLESCENTS IN HAMBURG, GERMANY | Abstract PDF |
| Ursula Günther | ||
| Vol 42 (1992) | REMEMBERING AS SOCIO-HISTORIC DYNAMIC OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE | Abstract PDF |
| D P Veldsman | ||
| Vol 96 (2007) | REMEMBERING MOSES AS A MODEL OF ISRAELITE AND EARLY JEWISH IDENTITY | Abstract PDF |
| Hendrik Bosman | ||
| Vol 76 (2001) | REPORTING ON THE STATE OF EMERGENCY (1985-1990) IN DIE KERKBODE | Abstract PDF |
| Annette Rosenfeld | ||
| Vol 113 (2014) | REPRISAL ATTACKS: A THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION OF GENESIS 34 ON REACTIONS TO EVIL AND HUMAN WICKEDNESS IN NIGERIA | Abstract PDF |
| Miracle Ajah | ||
| Vol 109 (2012) | REREADING THE DAVID-MEPHIBOSHETH NARRATIVE FROM A PASTORAL HERMENEUTICAL PERSPECTIVE: A SOCIAL MODEL | Abstract PDF |
| Temba Rugwiji | ||
| Vol 59 (1996) | RESEARCH AND TRUTH? ADJUSTMENTS IN SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY IN THE LIGHT OF CHANGING CONTEXTS | Abstract PDF |
| Cornel Du Toit | ||
| Vol 1 (1980) | RESEARCH AT THE INSTITUTE FOR THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH, UNISA | Abstract PDF |
| W S Vorster | ||
| Vol 36 (1991) | RESENSIE VAN DIE LITERATUUR VAN DIE OU TESTAMENT, DELE 1-4 | Abstract PDF |
| Christo Lombard, J H Hunter | ||
| Vol 1 (1980) | RESENTE SUID-AFRIKAANSE LITERATUUR OOR DIE KERK (EERSTE AFLEWERING) | Details PDF |
| Bernard C Lategan | ||
| Vol 3 (1981) | RESENTE SUID-AFRIKAANSE LITERATUUR OOR DIE KERK (TWEEDE AFLEWERING) | Abstract PDF |
| D J Smit | ||
| Vol 101 (2009) | RESILIENCE OF FAITH COMMUNITIES ON THE CAPE FLATS (SA): A PASTORAL THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE | Abstract PDF |
| Llewellyn LM MacMaster | ||
| Vol 118 (2019) | RESISTANCE OR COMPLIANCE: READING DANIEL 1 AS A FAUX-HIDDEN TRANSCRIPT | Abstract PDF |
| Jonathan Redding | ||
| Vol 105 (2010) | RESISTING DEHUMANIZATION: ACTS OF RELATIONAL CARE IN EXODUS 1-2 AS IMAGE OF GOD'S LIBERATING PRESENCE | Abstract PDF |
| Juliana M Claassens | ||
| Vol 29 (1989) | RESONANCE AND RECEPTION: INTERPRETING MT 17:24-27 IN CONTEXT | Abstract PDF |
| Andries G Van Aarde | ||
| Vol 41 (1992) | RESPONSE TO D C BADENHORST | Abstract PDF |
| J R Kriel | ||
| Vol 41 (1992) | RESPONSE TO G MITCHELL | Abstract PDF |
| M C Dippenaar | ||
| Vol 41 (1992) | RESPONSE TO W SEBOTHOMA | Abstract PDF |
| W Domeris | ||
| Vol 84 (2003) | RETHINKING GLOBALISM AFTER SEPTEMBER 11: PARADOXES IN THE EVOLUTION OF GLOBALISATION | Abstract PDF |
| Cornel du Toit | ||
| Vol 73 (2000) | REVELATION 2 AND 3 - UNIFORMLY STRUCTURED OR NOT? | Abstract PDF |
| AH Grové | ||
| Vol 49 (1994) | REVELATION 20: PRELUDE TO THE OMEGA POINT - THE NEW HEAVEN AND EARTH | Abstract PDF |
| Kobus de Smidt | ||
| Vol 81 (2002) | REVERENCE FOR ANCESTORS IN AFRICA: INTERPRETATION OF THE 5TH COMMANDMENT FROM AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE | Abstract PDF |
| Edwin Zulu | ||
| Vol 101 (2009) | RICHARD DAWKINS’ THE GOD DELUSION: AN ATHEIST SCIENCE CONFRONTS A SUPERSTITIOUS FAITH | Abstract PDF |
| Klaus Nürnberger | ||
| Vol 116, No 2 (2017) | RITUAL INNOVATION IN NUMBERS 18? | Abstract PDF |
| Esias E Meyer | ||
| Vol 110 (2012) | ROMANS 13:1-7: A REVIEW OF POST-1989 READINGS | Abstract PDF |
| Bernard Lategan | ||
| Vol 97 (2008) | Rosemary Radford Ruether : themes from a feminist liberation story | Abstract PDF |
| Denise Ackermann | ||
| Vol 116, No 2 (2017) | ROYAL CARE FOR THE POOR IN ISRAEL’S FIRST HISTORY: THE ROYAL LAW DEUTERONOMIAN 17:14-20), HANNAH’S SONG (1 SAMUEL 2:1-10), SAMUEL’S WARNING (1 SAMUEL 8:10-18), DAVID’S ATTITUDE (2 SAMUEL 24:10-24) AND AHAB AND NABOTH (1 KINGS 21) IN INTERTEXT | Abstract PDF |
| Eben Scheffler | ||
| Vol 93 (2006) | RURAL CHURCHES IN BOTSWANA: A CASE STUDY OF JAKALASI 2 VILLAGE | Abstract PDF |
| Fidelis Nkomazana | ||
| Vol 106 (2011) | SABBATH RECONSIDERED: HUMAN DIGNITY AND THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT | Abstract PDF |
| L. Juliana M. Claassens | ||
| Vol 71 (1999) | SACRIFICE AND ECOLOGY: THE TRAJECTORY OF SACRIFICE AS A SOTERIOLOGICAL PARADIGM IN BIBLICAL HISTORY AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR THE ECOLOGICAL PREDICAMENT OF MODERNITY | Abstract PDF |
| Klaus Nürnberger | ||
| Vol 89 (2005) | SCHOOL ETHOS AND ITS RELIGIOUS DIMENSION | Abstract PDF |
| Cok Bakker, Ina ter Avest | ||
| Vol 61 (1997) | SCIENCE, RELIGIOUS PLURALISM AND THE AFRICAN EXPERIENCE | Abstract PDF |
| J Teffo | ||
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