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Browsing Faculty of Theology@PUK by Author "Letšosa, Rantoa Simon"

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The function of the Easter moment in the observance of the Eucharist amongst Christian communities framed by traditional African and current Western time-concepts

Letšosa, Rantoa Simon; De Wet, Friedrich Wilhelm; De Klerk, Barend Jacobus (AOSIS, 2011)

Problematic elements in both the traditional African and current Western time-concepts seem to manifest in a manner that – in some or other way – causes humanity to become disconnected with the fulfilment of life in a ...
A homiletic reflection on the theological aesthetics involved in picturing God in a fragmented South African society

De Klerk, Barend Jacobus; De Wet, Friedrich Wilhelm; Letšosa, Rantoa Simon (AOSIS, 2011)

This article investigates the problematic field of authentic speech in a fragile South African society where the imminence of shattering fragmentation is often addressed either by aggravating hate- speech or pacifying ...
Liturgical aspects of funeral services in reformed churches of African origin

Letšosa, Rantoa Simon (AOSIS, 2010)

How can the Reformed Churches of African origin arrive at a Biblical and contextual liturgy for their funeral services? Liturgy in death situations teaches people the meaning of death, and to the African, a proper funeral ...
A pastoral investigation of the phrase ‘go tloša Setšhila’ [traditional purification] as the last phase in the process of bereavement mourning amongst the Basothoase in the process of bereavement mourning amongst the Basotho

Semenya, David Kwena; Letšosa, Rantoa Simon (AOSIS, 2011)

This article investigates and attempts to provide answers from pastoral perspectives regarding the perception the Basotho have on the issue of traditional purification. The aim of this article is to find out why the bereaved, ...