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- Item350 Jaar Gereformeerd 1652-2002. Kerkreg en kerkregering in die NG Kerk gedurende die afgelope dekades(2002) Coertzen, P.The article describes and evaluates certain aspects of the order in the Dutch Reformed Church during the past few decades. The aspects which are described and evaluated are: the nature of the church polity and government in the Dutch Reformed Church; developments regarding the Church Order; development with regard to the offices in the Church; labour relations, and church orderly development with regard to church unity.
- ItemBybelgebruik in die Belharbelydenis se artikel oor 'Eenheid'(Stellenbosch University, 2001) Daniels, AndriesSee full text.
- ItemEthics and socio-political transformation: towards a model for partnerships in the public arena(Department of Old and New Testament, Stellenbosch University, 2000) Botman, RusselSee full text for abstract.
- ItemEurope's moral beliefs(Department of Old and New Testament, Stellenbosch University, 2000) Halman, LoekSee full text for abstract.
- ItemThe Exodus and the spade : the impact of archaeology on the interpretation of the book of Exodus(AOSIS, 2002) Bosman, Hendrik L.The interpretation of the book of Exodus is used as an example of the different ways in which archaeological discoveries influenced the course of biblical exegesis. Special emphasis will be placed on matters such as the Amarna letters and the Habiru, Merneptah Stele and the date of the Exodus and the Egyptian background of the Exodus. In conclusion it will be argued that critical dialogue and mutual respect must exist between archaeology and biblical studies. The theological interpretation of biblical texts is inevitably an interdisciplinary endeavor and archaeology is an academic discipline that must be part of the critical dialogue with biblical exegesis.
- ItemExtending the Materialist/Post-Materialist Distinction. Some remarks on the classification of values from a South African perspective(Department of Old and New Testament, Stellenbosch University, 2000) Lategan, Bernard C.See full text for abstract.
- ItemMissional theology and social development(AOSIS, 2007) Hendriks, Hans JurgensThe article describes a theological paradigm shift taking place in congregations in South Africa that empower them to become involved in development work as a way of serving their neighbor. It also opens the possibility of working interdisciplinary without compromising theological and faith values. The perspectives and assumptions of the new paradigm are outlined and the basic methodology of doing theology is described. The new paradigm is a missional one, taking the focus on God as its point of departure and describing the identity and purpose of the church by looking at God’s identity and plan or mission with creation and humankind. Social development is seen as being in line with God’s mission and as such the church should not have difficulty in working with those who pursue the same goals.
- ItemOn reading Karl Barth in South Africa today : Karl Barth as public theologian?(AOSIS, 2007) Laubscher, MartinThis article investigates the specific nature by which Karl Barth could be considered as a public theologian in post-apartheid South Africa. The aim is to enrich the debate in the current field of public theology in post-apartheid South Africa, and to demonstrate especially how it is understood and practice at the Beyers Naudé Centre for Public Theology at Stellenbosch theological faculty.
- ItemTeologie as antropologie? : 'n kritiese beoordeling van die transendentaal-antropologiese teologie van Karl Rahner(Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University, 1979-12) Smit, D. J.; Jonker, W. D.; Stellenbosch University. Faculty of Theology. Dept. of Systematic Theology and Ecclesiology.No abstract available.