Vol. 5 No. 3 (2019): Stellenbosch Theological Journal

Editorial

“The message to the people of South Africa” in contemporary context The question of Palestine and the challenge to the church

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Is Christian humanism what is needed in the Age of the Anthropocene?

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How can Europeans enter the Kingdom of Heaven? A decolonial challenge to Western European political and public theologies in an age of migration

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A politics of forgiveness? Engaging the ontological and the structural in the dialogical theology of John de Gruchy

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Teaching being human in global comparison

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Writing the Kingdom of God in South Africa

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In search of the grain Israel, the Palestinians, South Africa and Germany

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Moral Majority redivivus Assertive religious politics and the threat to religious freedom and citizenship in Malawi

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“Not peace but a sword” (Mt 10:34) Recognising resilience but struggling for resistance

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Ubuntu as human flourishing? An African traditional religious analysis of ubuntu and its challenge to Christian anthropology

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Abusa Chimwala’s exorcism Demons, Barth, and the Church of Central Africa (Presbyterian)

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Karl Barth’s interpretation of Scripture from the perspective of a possible “second naivety”

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Solidarity and the incarnation A dialogue with Denise Ackermann and Allan Boesak

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The significance of the LIFEPLAN® Training and Equipping Programme on the spiritual and general well-being of farmworkers in the Christiana district in South Africa A quantitative study

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Steve de Gruchy’s theology and development model Any dialogue with the African theology of reconstruction?

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God within migration processes in the contemporary global world An intervention proposition from theological hermeneutics for integrated migrant ministry

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Is there any hope for church unity? Some perspectives on the causes of the Reformed Churches split since the Reformation and its impact on church unity discussions today

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Is Yahweh a divine Delilah An intertextual reading of 1 Kings 22 in light of Jeremiah 20 and Judges 16

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Reading hegemonic masculinities in 2 Samuel 11 in the South African contexts

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Led through grief – Old Testament responses to crisis

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Contribution of John S Mbiti to the study of African religions and African theology and philosophy

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Border-crossing and the Samaritan Traveler The crossing of borders in the parable of the “Good Samaritan” (Lk 10:25–37)

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Pentecostals, LGBTIQ+ people and the Bible An alternative Pentecostal hermeneutical perspective

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Buite die grense van die bekende Kruiskulturele ervarings onder ’n ewekansige steekproef predikante in die NG Kerk

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The two similar but different motivations “you were a slave in Egypt” and “you were the גר in Egypt”

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Ampsherstel as ’n bedienaar van die Woord – ’n Gereformeerd-kerkregtelike benadering

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The impact of gentrification on the refugee community Interfacing practical theology and human geography

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John Calvin on God’s calling Service in the church and the world

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Digitalisation and the church – A corporeal understanding of church and the influence of technology

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Jesus according to the New Testament.

Beyond the Problem of evil.

Splendors of Godly Love.