SCRIPTURA  

Bernard C Lategan

A variety of issues are dealt with in this number. Two have to do with aspects of the present state of transition-Mitchell writes about the challenge of teaching Biblical Studies in an African context, while Miller considers the position of Christianity i... see more

Gordon Mitchell

In South African schools, Biblical Studies has been taught with little consideration being given to the religious and cultural worlds of the pupils. Research indicates that black children, who constitute the majority of those studying the subject, are dee... see more

J A Loubser

The main thesis of this essay is that Paul’s Christological expressions have been decisively influenced by the oral culture from which they stem. The argument is defined that an awareness of Paul’s orality enables the reader to understand the formal coher... see more

E M Conradie

To discuss ‘green’ issues in Christian theology can no longer be regarded as something rather novel to do. The vast amount of literature included in this bibliography gives a sobering indication of exactly how much energy has been used (and paper has been... see more

G G Miller

How should the unique claims of Christianity co -exist with other faiths in an ‘open’, pluralistic society? The ‘new South Africa’ is expected to be more ‘secular’ state than previously acknowledged, in spite of the fact that approximately 77% of the popu... see more