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1820 Setlers, open spaces, and theology : a reflection on how the 1820 Settlers' theological views shape our understanding of uninhabited land

Grassow, Peter (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2012-12)

Not only did the English believe it was their right to colonise open spaces, they also believed that they had a God-given calling to cultivate all uncultivated land. They developed a theology of the land that held the ...
Ecclesiology as doing theology in and with local communities but not of the empire

Meylahn, Johann-Albrecht (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2011-12)

The concept of empire has re-emerged as one useful to interpret and describe the joining of dominant global themes that together construct a global homogeneous totality. Some of the main themes of this totality are: ...
Exploring the landscape of historical theology through the lens of Geomorphology

Houston, Peter (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2014-05)

The widening spectrum of scientific and theological reflection has encompassed much of the natural sciences as was evi-denced in the August 2013 volume of Studia Historiae Eccle-siasticae that celebrated the work of Professor ...
The implications of the usages and theology of clerical dress in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa

Bentley, Wessel; Williams, Donald (AOSIS, 2022)

Using a theological literary study, this article argues that, while there have been significant shifts in the dress code of the ordained clergy of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, these changes are often driven by ...
Made in Germany? Theology at the Cape of Good Hope in the early 18th century

d'Assonville, Victor E. (Church History Society of South Africa, 2009)

Paul Roux (1665-1723), a French Refugee, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope in 1688 as one of a larger group of French Huguenots who came via the Netherlands. Together with the famous Reverend Pierre Simond, he was known ...
Mistieke elemente in Dante se "Divina Commedia", met verwysing na die "Inferno"

Du Toit, C. W. (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2013-12)

Dante’s Commedia represents one of the great classical works of the Middle Ages, and renewed interest in this work has been stimulated by the recent publication of Dan Brown’s novel Inferno. This article explores some ...
Science and theology : presuppositions, presumptions, prejudgements

Tonsing, Detlev (Research Institute for Theology and Religion, 2012-10)
Singing from beyond the grave: Nokuthela Linderely Dube returned to memory

Gabaitse, Rosina; Kumalo, Simangaliso Raymond (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2015-01)

Nokuthela Linderely Dube, one of the first black women to qualify as a teacher, author of the first Zulu songbook and wife to John Langalibalele, the first president of the African National Congress, is a significant figure ...
A 'strange' theology : engaging with Richard Kearney

Bentley, Wessel (AOSIS, 2018)

The year 2017 celebrates the 500-year anniversary of the Reformation. In its time and context, the Reformation aimed to redress a God-talk that tended to show favour to those who adhered to the theology of the then Roman ...
Theological edutation of nineteenth-century French Missionaries: an appropriation of the Catholicity of Classical Christian Theology

Neele, Adriaan C. (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2013-12)

The limited research on the theological education of nineteenth-century Christian missionaries, including those of the Société des Missions Evangéliques chez les peuples non-chrétiens á Paris (hereafter PEMS), is of ...
Zimbabwean theology and religious studies during the crisis years (2000-2008) : a preliminary study

Chitando, Ezra (Church History Society of Southern Africa, 2014-05)

One of the dominant accusations against theology and religious studies in Africa is that the discipline tends to be abstract. Critics charge that this discipline hardly addresses the lived realities of the people. Further, ...

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