Browsing Faculty of Theology by Title
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Esther's prayer in additions to Esther: Addition C to LXX Esther - an embodied cognition approach : Septuagint research article
(Department of Ancient Languages, University of Pretoria, 2009) -
An ethical critique of Milton Friedman's doctrine on economics and freedom
(Seminar for the Interdisciplinary Research of Religions and Ideologies (SACRI), 2010) -
Ethical decision-making: the doctrine of sin and grace
(Gereformeerde Teologiese Vereniging, 2009)Ethical decision-making presupposes the possession of a free will. Central to a discussion on reformed ethics is the question of the bounds of freedom of the will. The reformed tradition, along with the wider Christian ... -
An ethics of forgiveness
(OpenJournals Publishing, 2009)This article investigates the argument that the Christian idea of forgiveness can and should be translated into a socio-political context, from a Reformed perspective. It furthermore endeavors to provide guidelines that ... -
An ethics of hope for moral renewal in South Africa
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The Ethics of retribution in Psalm 37
(Greek Orthodox Patriarchate, 2010) -
Etiek en Ou Testament: ’n kritiese bespreking van bybelse grondslae vir moderne etiese vraagstukke
(AOSIS, 1997)This article deals with the use of the Old Testament in seeking answers to modern ethical issues. A distinction must he made between the ethics of the Old Testament - a field for Old Testament scholars and the use of the ... -
Eunug in die Antieke Nabye Ooste
(Faculty of Theology, University of the Orange Free State, 2008) -
Eusthathius of Antioch on 'The Witch of Endor' (1 Sam 28): a critique of origen and exegetical method
(Secretariatus, Universiteitsbibliotheek, 2017)The article is a follow-up to an essay that was published in 2016 and deals with Origen's analysis of the passage of king Saul's visit to the so-called witch of Endor in 1 Sam 28. The present essay studies the elaborate ... -
Eutanasie as vrywillige keuse deur persone met demensie, met verwysing na die praktyk in Nederland – ’n voorlopige teologies-etiese beoordeling
(AOSIS, 2012)Life to the bitter end: Euthanasia as voluntary choice by persons with dementia, with reference to the practice in the Netherlands – a preliminary theological-ethical evaluation. Euthanasia on request has been applied since ... -
An evaluation of the canonical approach: is it adequate for the task of old testament theology in christian hermeneutic endeavour?
(University of Stellenbosch, 2015)The overarching question is: “How do we make the biblical text relevant for our present context?” The answer ultimately resides in reading the text theologically. Therefore, the question must be: “How do we read the Old ... -
Evangelicalism’s identity crisis: The meaning and application of qōdhesh and hágios for Christian holiness and distinctiveness in a post-Christian South Africa
(2022)South African evangelicalism finds itself in the midst of an identity crisis. In many sections of evangelicalism, there seems to be a pervasive worldliness which has resulted in a lack of holiness and distinctiveness ... -
Exploring adolescents' participation in decision-making in the home schooling context
(Stellenbosch University, 2016)The purpose of this study was to explore the participation of adolescents in decision-making in the home school context. The sample consisted of 21 participants from 8 families in the Western Cape. Data collection was done ... -
Exploring Interdisciplinarity: a theoretical consideration of Bioethics at the interface between Theology, Philosophy and Life Sciences
(Vaal Triangle Faculty of Northwest University in South Africa, 2009)Complex ethical problems resulting from research and advances in biotechnologies increasingly confront Christian ministers and theologians with difficult and complex moral dilemmas. Where do they turn to in order to ... -
Exposure to vulnerability as a new opportunity in preaching the gospel to vulnerable people
(University of Pretoria, Department of Practical Theology, 2009)Preachers, white and black, in a patriarchal South-African society used to be in a virtually unassailable position of authority. Hence they could easily abuse their power and manipulate their listeners in sermons. Finding ... -
Exposure to vulnerability as a new opportunity in preaching the gospel to vulnerable people
(University of South Africa, 2009)Preachers, white and black, in a patriarchal South-African society used to be in a virtually unassailable position of authority. Hence they could easily abuse their power and manipulate their listeners in sermons. Finding ... -
Ezekiel 18 and Human rights
(University of Pretoria, 2000)In South Africa the debate on Human Rights gained new impetus after the implementation of the interim constitution in 1994, followed by the new constitution in 1996, containing a charter of fundamental Human Rights. The ... -
Ezekiel 33:12-16 in Papyrus 967
(Unisa Press (SASNES = South African Society for Near Eastern Studies), 2011)P967 has had an important effect on the study of the Greek Ezekiel and the relationship of the original Greek to the Masoretic text. This papyrus is often seen as representing the original Greek, together with the Codex ... -
Ezekiel 33:12-16 in Papyrus 967
(Unisa Press, 2011)P967 has had an important effect on the study of the Greek Ezekiel and the relationship of the original Greek to the Masoretic text. This papyrus is often seen as representing the original Greek, together with the Codex ... -
Failures forgotten: the soteriology in Hebrews revisited in the light of its quotation of Jeremiah 38:31-34
(New Testament Society of South Africa / Nuwe-Testamentiese Werkgemeenskap van Suid-Afrika (NTSSA)., 2008)
