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Vol. 10 No. 1 (2024): Stellenbosch Theological Journal

Published: 2024-06-05

General Articles (articles from all theological disciplines)

The Meal in Luke 22:19-20 and the Suffering Servant in Luke 22:37 The Lukan passion narrative as sacrifice images of reconciliation in Luke’s Gospel

Godwin Akpan Etukumana
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Reflections on Peter Nagel’s article Problematising the Divinity of Jesus: Why Jesus is not Theos – including a short history of the doctrine of the Trinity

Chris Jones
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Karl Marx and the Catholic Church’s praxis A possible influence

Stephen Phiri
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From gadgets towards community communion ecclesiology and botho as tools for crossing the digital divides

Kelebogile Thomas Resane
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A theological appraisal of the satisfaction theory of atonement Implications for the Ghanaian context

Isaac Boaheng
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Christ under the rubble Bonhoeffer on aesthetic existence in the church as a sphere of freedom in a time of war

John De Gruchy
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Preaching from the depth Bonhoeffer and the challenge of contemporary preaching

Ockert Meyer
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Consonance precipitates collaboration. The role of faith-based organisations in policymaking for environmental protection

Johan Buitendag, Nino Puglisi
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The victorious high priest in the African context Christ and the logic of atonement in Hebrews 2:14–18

Abeneazer G. Urga
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Locusts Eco-narrativities in Exodus 10:1–20

Matthias Grenzer
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“School Parenting” Missional implications for campus mentorship in Senior High Schools in the Kumasi Metropolis of Ghana

DANIEL AWUAH-GYAWU, PROF. PETER WHITE
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The aesthetics of silence Visual theopoetics in the aftermath of clerical child sexual abuse

Alexandra Banks
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An Evaluation of the South African Democracy on its 30th anniversary A distribution of power and wealth perspective

Leepo Johannes Modise
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Claiming church as a space for healing and re-authoring pastoral support for those abused in intimate partner relationships

Zamantshali Dlamini
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Unearthing fault lines and tracing shifts: Two typological Christian responses to COVID-19 measures in South Africa

Dion Angus Forster
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution Fuelled by individualism

Steve Pearson
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Papal primacy: Polarity and paradox of ecumenical unity

Valentine Iheanacho
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After Three Years Discerning Signs of the Time in the Age of Trump

Stephen R Haynes
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Polarisation beyond the Pandemic? Fissures within the German Public and the Role of Public Theology

Thomas Wabel
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Sovereignty – of God, the nation, the people? Distinction and ambiguity

Rudolf von Sinner
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(Amp)er, maar nog nie stamper nie: Ampsverstaan en ampsherstel in die NG Kerk 'n kritiese refleksie op die NG Kerk se ampsverbreding

Dieter de Bruin
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Unity for Whom? Theological Reflections on South Africa’s 2024 Government of National Unity

Vusi Vilakati, Wessel Bentley
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Special section (Moving Identities)

Protestantism, post-colonialism and Israel – 1948–1967

Geert Johannes van Klinken
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Sizwe Bansi is Dead: on politics, performance and identity

Marthinus Johannes Havenga
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Immigrants and narrative The role of the church

John Klaasen
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Narratives of hybridity Third space in the Ibis Trilogy

Gé Speelman
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Sanctuary as a moving practice The dynamics between diaconia, liturgy and politics during the Church Asylum in The Hague, 2018–2019

Erica Meijers
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The cross-cultural identity in the notions of Ubuntu of Augustine Shutte and Kwame Gyekye

Benson Onyekachukwu Anofuechi
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The shifting identity of a first-year class in Practical Theology Some tentative reflections on decolonization

Ian Nell
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“Liturgies in Kaaps” as demotic discourse for generating spiritual capital among youth

Shantelle Weber, Cas Wepener
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