Browsing Research Articles (Science of Religion and Missiology) by Author "Kritzinger, J.J. (Johan Jakob)"

Browsing Research Articles (Science of Religion and Missiology) by Author "Kritzinger, J.J. (Johan Jakob)"

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  • The Celtic connection with southern Africa : tracing a genealogy of missionary spirituality 
    Kritzinger, J.J. (Johan Jakob) (AOSIS OpenJournals Publishing, 2014-11-28)
    It is quite generally accepted that the missionary monks from the Celtic tradition in Ireland and Scotland played a significant role in the Christianisation of Europe during the Dark Ages. This is a story that should not ...
  • Christianity in northern Ethiopia : missiological observations following a visit 
    Kritzinger, J.J. (Johan Jakob) (Unisa Press, 2009-11)
    A visit to Ethiopia revealed that enlightenment derived from travel is worth while. This article illustrates this by introducing the reader to the people and ancient Christian tradition of the northern highlands of Ethiopia. ...
  • Einde van sending : fases in die sendingbedryf 
    Kritzinger, J.J. (Johan Jakob) (Faculty of Theology of the University of the Orange Free State, 2011-12)
    In this article the author deals with the final phase of a mission project, that of handing over, or the phasing out of the work. Although the issue is addressed in general, and an overview is given of the theories that ...
  • Poverty relief or poverty eradication? 
    Kritzinger, J.J. (Johan Jakob) (Faculty of Theology of the University of the Orange Free State, 2012)
    The author challenges the reader to make two mindshifts: from a focus on poverty relief to an emphasis on poverty eradication; and from viewing the poor as the objects of poverty alleviation to accepting them as the subjects ...
  • Sinkretisme as missiologiese uitdaging 
    Kritzinger, J.J. (Johan Jakob); Niemand, S.J.J. (Samuel Jacobus Johannes) (Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria, 2007)
    Religious syncretism is usually seen as the intermingling of two religious systems to the extent that the uniqueness of a specific religion is compromised. It is thus understood as missiologically negative. This article ...