10 articles in this issue
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AbstractDie redaksie van In die Skriflig het die voorreg om hierdie uitgawe aan ons lesers aan te bied. Soos in die verlede is gepoog om aktuele temas uit die verskillende dissiplines van die gereformeerde ensiklopedie te belig. Twee artikels behandel... see more
J. L. Helberg
AbstractThe relation between Psalm 1 (and 2) and the other psalms regarding enemies In conjunction with a previous article “Integrality of the psalms according to the relation between Psalm 1 (and 2) and the rest of the psalms”, this article especially... see more
S. D. (Fanie) Snyman
AbstractWho and what are being judged – and why? Once again Malachi 2:10-16 It has been said many times that Malachi 2:10-16 belongs to one of the most difficult parts not only in the book of Malachi, but in the Old Testament as a whole. The question ... see more
F. P. Viljoen,L. Floor
AbstractGood and evil angels: a perspective from the Bible During the second half of the 20th century a new interest in the supernatural arose. This can be seen as a reaction to prevailing rationalism and materialism. Together with this the topic of an... see more
F. W. de Wet
AbstractUtilising Rolf Zerfass’s operational scientific model in developing practical-theological theory – a reformed perspective Rolf Zerfass’s operational scientific model for correcting Christian-ecclesiological praxis is frequently utilised in prac... see more
C. J. Smit
AbstractEcumenicism as a Scripturally-founded framework for ecclesiastical unity – also in missionary work In this article the foundations of a Scripturally-based ecumenicism utilised as a framework within which the dilemma of church division, also in ... see more
Julian Müller,Jaco Putter
AbstractDiscourses of healing in a narrative-pastoral approach In this article fiction is used as a metaphor. True to the metaphor of fiction, this research was done through participatory action research. Conversations on the subject of healing are res... see more
A. L. Rheeder,J. M. Vorster
AbstractGenetic manipulation as selective reproduction – a preliminary theological-ethical assessment Genetic manipulation – the technology in which genes are placed in embryos and gametes of animals – with the purpose of creating certain intended ge... see more
C. F.C. Coetzee
AbstractAfter centuries of Christianity the theme of “Christian identity” is still relevant and even more diverse than ever before. In this article this theme is discussed from a Reformed perspective with the focus on a specific ecclesiological facet, ... see more
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