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Vol 3 No 2 (2017)

Published: 2017-12-31

From the Editor • Van die Redakteur

Editorial

Robert Vosloo

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Redaksionele voorwoord

Robert Vosloo

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Articles • Artikels

Renewal, Renaissance, Reformation, or Revolution? Guiding concepts for social transformation in South Africa in the light of 16th century ecclesial reform and deform movements in Europe

Ernst M Conradie, Teddy C Sakupapa

11–40
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Bonhoeffer, status confessionis, and the Lutheran tradition

Michael P DeJonge

41–60
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Re-animating church as politics:South Africa commemorating the radical reformation in the hope of decolonizing local congregations

Allen J Goddard

61–98
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The reformed identity and mission from the margins

Roderick Hewitt

99–122
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Protestantism and economic ethics:An example for the interaction of faith and fabric?

Wolfgang Huber

123–143
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Celebrating the Reformation as transformation to dignity

Donald J Katts

145–162
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Commemoration, communion and courage, not celebration: Public prophetic theology 500 years after the Reformation

Manitza Kotzé

163–180
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Reforming our ‘Barth’?

Martin Laubscher

181–198
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Liberating reformed theology, social-embedded economics, and the white Afrikaans Reformed Churches

Johan Pieters

199–218
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The Catholic Church’s perspective of human dignity as the basis of dialogue with the secular world

Reginald Alva

221–241
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The ecclesiological significance of the ‘African kraal’ metaphor in a context of urban poverty in Zimbabwe

Collium Banda, IJ Van der Merwe

243–267
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The letter to the Romans as Paul’s legacy to theology: Reception in exposition

Cilliers Breytenbach

269–297
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The cinematic hidden Christ – His invisible divinity and his visible humanity

Martien E Brinkman

299–317
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Die aard van wet in die Pentateug: ’n Krities-kanoniese perspektief met Nuwe-Testamentiese implikasie

Jacobus de Wit De Koning

319–388
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Reading the Book of Revelation politically

Pieter GR De Villiers

339–360
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Reading Revelation from the top or the underside

Pieter GR De Villiers

361–377
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Evolusie, Christologie en spiritualiteite – ’n Tweede (post-)aksiale perspektief

Danie Dreyer

379–402
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Forty years of theo-mission education in Eastern Africa: The case of St. Andrew’s Kabare, Kenya (1977–2017)

Julius Gathogo

403–422
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The growth of the holiness of Mary:From flat character to theological construct

Lisel Joubert

423–437
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Eucharistic symbols: Other emerging meanings in the Anglican Church of Kenya

George Kiarie

439–456
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Practical theology and narrative: Contours and markers

John Klaasen

457–475
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Understanding Draupadi as a paragon of gender and resistance

Pulane Elizabeth Motswapong

477–492
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Die stil stem van die vroue in die vroeë sendingwerk van “der Kaapsche Kerk” in Njassaland (1896–1906)Deel II: Die Afrika-sendingkonteks

Isabelle Murray

493–529
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Challenging the status quo of an institutional culture in theological training

Marilyn Naidoo

531–546
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Discussing publicness on the public square?

Danie Veldsman

547–559
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Decolonizing theology

Graham Ward

561–584
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Die samestelling en gebruik van vraelyste in kerklike opnames met verwysings na die Ned Geref Kerk se Kerkspieël-vraelyste

Johan Zaaiman

585–605
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An investigation into the socio-historical influences overcoming ethnicity in the early New Testament Church

Humphreys Frackson Zgambo

607–625
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Book reviews • Boekresensies

Die dood en die sin van die lewe

627–630
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