Vol. 54 No. Supp 2 (2013)

Articles | Artikels

• On being a theologian for “othersâ€

  Denise M Ackerman

  6-15

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• Dialogue and an advocate of dialogue – Dirkie Smit on dialogue

  Godwin I Akper

  16-23

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• Poverty, wealth and ecology – A theological perspective

  Heinrich Bedford-Strohm

  24-36

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• The doing of the little righteousness – the on-going search for justice after the TRC

  Allan Boesak

  37-49

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• Diversity in unity – Voices from the past, the focus on Belhar and the on-going quest for unity

  Johan Botha

  50-60

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• DJS as “populist†theologian – On Dirkie Smit’s newspaper column

  Gerrit Brand

  61-72

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• Systematic reflections upon the Christ images in some modern Western ï¬lms

  Martien E Brinkman

  73-81

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• The church we could be – What churches can learn from Calvin’s congregational theology

  Coenie Burger

  82-92

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• Galatians 2:15-21 and the Belhar Confession (1986) in dialogue

  Daan Cloete

  93-104

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• On Jesus Christ as Mediator of creation

  Ernst Conradie

  105-116

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• “Real presence†and sacramental praxis – Reformed reflections on the Eucharist

  John De Gruchy

  117-125

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• “Honour thy father and thy mother†– What do grown children owe their aged parents?

  Frits De Lange

  126-137

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• An ethics of responsibility reading of Eduard Tödt’s theory of the formation of moral judgement

  Etienne De Villiers

  138-146

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• Orientation and ambiguity – On a decisive hermeneutical dimension in Dirkie Smit’s theological thinking

  Leon Fouché

  147-156

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• The Belhar Confession – 29 years on

  Horn Nico

  157-167

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• The dignity of the different – Towards a Christian ethics for a pluralistic society

  Wolfgang Huber

  168-178

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• Talking hope – Dirkie Smit and public theology

  Christina Landman

  179-186

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• Developing common values in situations of plurality and social transformation

  Bernard Lategan

  187-199

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• Rhetorical appeal and the uncertainty of hope

  Dauglas Lawrie

  200-208

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• Theology for the twenty-ï¬rst century – Going beyond Barth?

  Christo Lombard

  209-220

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• “What is a woman that you are mindful of her?†Aspects of irony and honour in Luke 7:36-50

  Elna Mouton

  221-231

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• A homiletic credo – A ï¬rm belief in the preaching event

  Bethel Müller

  232-240

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• “Am I my brother’s keeper? An African reflection on humanisation

  Piet J Naudé

  241-253

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• Church and war in the theology of Karl Barth

  Arne Rasmusson

  254-263

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• Confessional theology a belligerently public theology – How confessional theology relates to notions of Africanness and Reformedness

  Rotney S Tshaka

  264-273

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• Reformed theology and politics

  Bram Van de Beek

  274-286

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• Too little too late … On the reaction of the WARC to the resurgence of violent identity politics in the 1990s

  Eddy Van de Borgth

  287-297

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• Should theology take evolutionary ethics seriously? A conversation with Hannah Arendt and Maxine Sheets-Johnstone

  Wentzel Van Huyssteen

  298-308

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• Geneem en gelees: oor Dirkie Smit as hermeneutiese teoloog

  Daniël P Veldsman

  309-320

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• Did Luther get it altogether wrong? Luther’s interpretation of the function of the Mosaic law in Galatians

  Francois Wessels

  321-331

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