Vol. 99 (2008)

Articles

• DIE REFORMATORIESE VERSTAAN VAN DIEGELOOFSGEMEENSKAP (GEMEENTE) AS ’NPUBLIEKE GEMEENSKAP

  Coenie Burger

  245-258

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• GOD REVISED

  John Forbis

  259-267

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• TRANSLATIONS OF ברית AND διαθήκη ‘COVENANT’ INTO AFRICAN LANGUAGES: A SURVEY

  Stuart J Foster

  268-274

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• SOME EXPRESSIONS OF AFRICAN HOSPITALITY TODAY

  Julius Mutugi Gathogo

  275-287

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• HUMAN DIGNITY – AN ECUMENICAL UNDERSTANDING?

  Leo J Koffeman

  288-298

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• IS ANCESTOR VENERATION COMPATIBLE WITH THE BIBLICAL FAITH?

  Klaus Nürnberger

  299-311

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• HOLISTIC HEALING: OLD TESTAMENT INSIGHTS ON SICKNESS AND HEALING – FOR CHURCHES IN AFRICA CONFRONTED BY HIV/AIDS

  Danie C van Zyl

  312-320

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• PROBLEMATISING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SAME-SEX RHETORIC IN SELECTED REFORMED DENOMINATIONAL TRADITIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Johannes N Vorster

  321-336

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• THE FEELING OF TIME: BONHOEFFER ON TEMPORALITY AND THE FULLY HUMAN LIFE

  Robert Vosloo

  337-349

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Defining Fundamentalism and Religious Conservatism in South Africa

• RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM IN SOUTH AFRICA

  David Chidester

  350-367

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• JEWISH FUNDAMENTALISM TODAY

  Yehoshua Gitay

  368-378

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• MUSLIM FUNDAMENTALISM: THE CASE OF SAYYID QUTB

  Yasien Mohamed

  379-387

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• ‘FUNDAMENTALISM IN AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGION’: A REFLECTION ON SOME POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION

  Xolani Sakuba

  388-403

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• WHY I AM A LUKEWARM ENEMY OF FUNDAMENTALISM

  Douglas Lawrie

  404-421

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• LARGER EARS AND SMALLER HORNS: TOWARDS DISTINGUISHING CONSERVATIVE FROM FUNDAMENTALIST THEOLOGY

  Hendrik Bosman

  422-431

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• Isaiah: Interpreted by Early Christian and Medieval Commentators

  Werner Lategan

  433-435

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• The Letters of 2 Peter and Jude

  Bishop Dr Ernst Baasland

  436-438

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