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Browsing Department of Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology by Author "van der Ven, Johannes A."

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  • The evil of violence. A trigger for a human rights culture? 
    van der Ven, Johannes A.; Dreyer, Jaco S.; Pieterse, Hennie J.C. (Brill Online Books and Journals, 2006)
    This article seeks to answer the following question: to what extent does the interpretation of violence as evil contribute – positively, negatively or not at all – to a human rights culture among some 2000 grade 11 students ...
  • Human rights: A channel for salvation? 
    Dreyer, Jaco S.; van der Ven, Johannes A.; Pieterse, Hendrik J.C. (Brill Online Books and Journals, 2003)
    In the light of many severe social-economic and health problems many South Africans today experience a situation of helplessness and despair. In the face of these problems we ask whether there is a better solution than ...
  • Interreligious orientations among South African youth 
    Dreyer, Jaco S.; Pieterse, Hendrik J.C.; van der Ven, Johannes A. (Brill Online Books and Journals, 1999)
    In this article we investigate the interreligious orientations of a sample of 538 students from Standard 9 (Grade 11) who attended Anglican and Catholic schools in the Johannesburg/Pretoria region during 1995. In the first ...
  • Interreligious orientations among South African youth: Expressions of religious identity 
    Dreyer, Jaco S.; van der Ven, Johannes A.; Pieterse, Hendrik J.C. (Brill Online Books and Journals, 2002)
    In a religiously plural world it is important to ask how people of different faiths and with different religious identities can live justly and harmoniously together. In this article we take as point of departure that there ...
  • Religious socialisation and the ongoing quest for a human rights culture in South Africa. 
    Dreyer, Jaco S.; van der Ven, Johannes A.; Pieterse, Hendrik J.C. (Sabinet Online, 2004)
    The aim of this paper is to explore the role of religious socialisation, approached from a social learning perspective, towards establishing a human rights culture in South Africa. On the basis of longitudinal survey ...

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