Speckman, McGlory(University of the Free State, Faculty of Theology, 2016)
What appears to be African Biblical Hermeneutics often refers to the geographical location of the authors rather than the content. There always appears to be something new on the horizon, but the colonial umbilical cord ...
The use of biblical texts by politicians in recent years has led to a proliferation of critical
publications by biblical scholars. Some focus on reconstructing the rhetoric itself, others on
analysing the historical ...
The paper argues that Luke 19:41-44 has, since the publication of the Kairos
Document in South Africa in 1985, been understood in eschatological terms by biblical
scholars and missiologists. However, when read as an ...
This article argues that failure of Jerusalem to accept or recognise its fortune (Lk 19:41–44) may
be ascribed to a difference in expectations between the Temple rulers and the lowly, who
interacted with Jesus at their ...
Speckman, McGlory(African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes, 2015)
This article utilises the insights of sociology and social psychology in
defining social cohesion, outlining the ideal state and making a case for
the role of student leadership in social cohesion. It draws from ...
