4 articles in this issue
B C Lategan
Two important matters are addressed in this issue: the question of appropriate theological education in an African context, and the problem of conflict and peace seen from a Christian perspective.
John S Pobee
This article is based on a paper the author read in 1986 at a conference at the University of Ghana. This conference was convened by the West African Association of Theological Institutions and Programme on Theological Education of the World Council of Ch... see more
Etienne De Villiers
Two conflicting conceptions of peace are prevalent in South Africa today, held by the government and its supporters on the one hand, and by all those organisations and individuals who reject the present political dispensation on the other hand. A fundamen... see more
D J Louw
Theology cannot avoid the issue of conflict management. It is therefore important to make clear what is the biblical meaning of the category of power and its significance for an ethic of conflict management. Theology is exposed to one danger: the danger o... see more