Vol. 6 No. 1 (2020): Stellenbosch Theological Journal

Published: 2020-08-28

Editorial

• Van die Redakteur / From the Editor

  Robert Vosloo

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General Articles (articles from all theological disciplines)

• Healing the female body Representation of ideas about healing and the female body in Mark's gospel

  Zorodzai Dube

  11-26

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• Masculinity and public space in the Greco- Roman period Implications for Africa today

  Mary Getui, Grace Kambona Richard

  27–39

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• The Bible and gender equality in church leadership in Tanzania

  Mary L Kategile

  41–54

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• Gender and Christology in Africa for social and political involvement

  Loreen Maseno

  55–69

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• The power of silence in marriage gender-based reading of John 4:1-11

  Elia Shabani Mligo

  71–87

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• The female body on the dance floor Reclaiming power from the dance floor in Mark's Herodian daughter

  Lethabo M Molopyane

  89–102

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• Household and gender Interpretation in dialogue between the contexts of the New Testament and contemporary cultures

  Halvox Moxnes

  103–122

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• The nexus between church and gender Understanding headship as servanthood

  Angeline Savala

  123–140

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• The involvement of people with disabilities in church matters in relation to gender equality in Tanzania A case of Mbeya City

  Ronald Mbao

  141–162

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• An ethics of responsibility for our time a proposal

  Etienne de Villiers

  163–184

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• Ethics of responsibility in a theological perspective

  Wolfgang Huber

  185–206

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• The ethics of responsibility: Fallibilism, futurity and phronesis

  Anton van Niekerk

  207-227

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• The do's and don'ts A theological inquiry into the Kpim of Ori Oke in Ilorin metropolis

  Akiti Glory Alamu

  229–247

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• Prosperity Theology and African Traditional Religion Assessing their resonance through a case study

  Andrew T Court

  249–282

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• The rhetorical purpose of the battle between protagonist and antagonist in 2 Maccabees 9

  Elma Cornelius

  283–304

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• Scaffolding leadership dispositions for being radically truthful in the civitas dei and the civitas mundi An imaginative educative ethical-justice praxis

  Gordon E Dames

  305-318

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• Preaching the Trinity today

  Johannes P Deetlefs

  319–337

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• Intolerance before and after the 1517 Reformation and the Kenyan context A theo-historical review

  Julius Gathogo

  339–356

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• The anhypostasis and enhypostasis Barth's Christological method in view of Chalcedon - its nuance and complexity

  James P Haley

  357–382

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• John de Gruchy A Reformed mystic?

  Lisel Joubert

  383–404

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• A missional appropriation of human trafficking for the sex-work industry

  Peter Kotze, Cornelius JP Niemandt

  405–428

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• The rediscovery of spiritual practices within Protestantism

  George Marchinkowski, Pieter GR De Villiers

  429-456

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• Pastoral response to unemployment Hermeneutics of hope and work

  Gloria Marsay

  457–476

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• A study of speaking in tongues in Acts and 1 Corinthians and its use and abuse in some selected contemporary churches in Nigeria

  Michael Oyebowale Oyetade

  477-498

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• The nature of human nature Christ's resurrected body as the theological response to the mind/brain problem

  André C Pieterse

  499–524

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• The importance of early Christian thought for theology today. The church in the world

  Abraham van de Beek

  525–546

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Book reviews

• The Bible and Sociological Contours: Some African Perspectives Festschrift for Professor Halvor Moxnes.

  549–550

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