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Vol 4 No 2 (2018)

Published: 2018-12-31

From the Editor • Van die Redakteur

Editorial

Robert Vosloo

9–10
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Redaksionele voorwoord

Robert Vosloo

11–12
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Articles • Artikels

The power of place: Trauma recovery and memorialization

Stephanie Arel

15–32
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Difficult tolerance: A Ricoeurian account and some practical theological reflections

Jaco Dreyer

33–54
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In limine primo: The difficulty of reality in Paul Ricoeur and JM Coetzee

Michael Deckard

55–75
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Translation and a politics of forgiveness in South Africa? What black Christians believe, and white Christians do not seem to understand

Dion Angus Forster

77–94
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Still searching for the pineal gland? Reading the Ricoeur-Changeux debate in terms of Meillassoux’s critique of correlationism

Jaco Kruger

95–114
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Ricoeur in South Africa. Some remarks on his impact beyond philosophy

Bernard Lategan

115–134
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Speaking from above and below – The Gospel of John as metaphorical and narrative reference to a distant reality

Olivia Luisa Rahmsdorf

135–149
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Paul Ricoeur: Philosophy, theology and happiness

Anné Verhoef

151–166
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Prophecy and the prophetic as aspects of Paul’s theology

Albert Hogeterp

169–196
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The God of glory: Explicit references to God in discourses in the Acts of the Apostles (7:2–53; 14:15–18; 17:22–31)

Torsten Jantsch

197–222
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When God alters our fate: Relational freedom in Romans 5:1–11 and 8:18–39

Stephan Joubert

223–241
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The anthropological function of the outcry “When God searches my heart” in Psalm 139:1 and 23 and its later use in Romans 8:27

Lodewyk Sutton

243–263
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God in Galatians – Tendencies in the study of an important theme

Francois Tolmie

265–281
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He was with God and was God?

Jan van der Watt

283–302
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God in Systematic Theology after Barth: Trends and perspectives

Rian Venter

303–333
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Deuteronomic tithe laws and their humanitarian implications for Africa

Miracle Ajah

335–358
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Liturgie as ontmoetingsruimte waar Christelike identiteit en lewenswyse gevorm word

Jaco Barnard, Cas Wepener

359–378
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Etiese prediking in post-apartheid Suid-Afrika? Enkele homiletiese oorwegings

Shaun Burrows, Johan Cilliers

379–399
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’n Teologies-pastorale ondersoek na die sosio-ekonomiese situasie van die bruin welsynpensioenarisse in die Redeemed African Metodiste Kerk

Jacobus Carnow, Christo Thesnaar

401–419
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“Poverty and privilege”: Re-hearing sermons of Beyers Naudé on religion and justice

Johan Cilliers

421–440
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Heinrich Bullinger se leer oor verbond en uitverkiesing as antwoord op die TULIP-problematiek

Jacobus de Koning

441–470
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Interior intimo meo: Rowan Williams on the Self

Khegan Marcel Delport

471–504
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Allan Boesak, Black Theology and Apartheid: A theological-historical approach

Eugene Fortein

505–520
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A practical theology of bereavement care: Re-ritualization within a paradigm of “comforting presence”

L Gibson, DJ Louw

521–551
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Perichoretic interaction within the Trinity as a paradigm for fostering unity in the Public Affairs Committee (PAC) in Malawi

Eugene Fortein

553–578
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Creation made into הָמְכָח: The eco-theological appraisal of the intrinsic worth of nature in Proverbs 3:19–20

Jonathan Kavusa

579–594
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Crossing boundaries: Social-scientific reading of the faith of a Canaanite woman (Mt 15:21–28)

Mookgo S Kgatle

595–613
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Being human in the shadow of racism

Joël Mbongi Kuvuna, Rudolf von Sinner

615–632
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Church breakaways as a prototype of commercialisation and commodification of religion in the Pentecostal Church Movement in South Africa: considering curricula offerings for pastors

Madipoane Masenya, Madipoane Malesela

633–654
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Conflict theory in the inculturation of the Gospel in the Nso’ of Cameroon

Peter Siysi Nyuyki

655–682
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Th e Leibholz-Schmitt connection’s formative influence on Bonhoeffer’s 1932–33 entry into public theology

Karola Radler

683–702
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“Hope for even the most wretched”? On remembering the Reformation

Dirk J Smit

703–725
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“Fiat Lux.” Navigating chaos through Sensing Leadership

Johan van der Merwe

727–752
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Re-appreciating the significance of historical perspectives and practices on reformed pastoral theology and care today

Stéphan van der Watt

753–774
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Review articles • Resensie-artikels

The phenomenon of philosophy in Afrikaans: On Pieter Duvenage’s Afrikaanse filosofie: Perspektiewe en dialoë

Dirk Louw

777–797
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