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This academic journal belongs to the ‘Sentrum vir Bedieningsontwikkeling’ (Centre for Ministerial Development) of the Dutch Reformed Church at the Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria. Articles inter-relate the various theological disciplines (eg. Old Testament Studies; New Testament Studies; Practical Theology; Dogmatics and Ethics; Church History and Church Polity; Missiology and Science of Religion)and also serve as a catalyst to connect Theology and Religion with various fields in the Humanities, Social Studies and even the Natural Sciences (Biology, Zoology, Medical Sciences, etc.). This broad focus expands the borders of focused theological research by linking theological disciplines to other scholarly and scientific fields.
| One of the primary aims of Verbum et Ecclesia is to publish research articles in all the fields of theology, biblical languages, philosophy and patristic studies which are relevant to both church and society in South Africa, Africa and the world. The journal endeavours to construct an academic bridge between African, Asian and First World (American and European) theologies and religious developments. A primary aim of the journal is to make an academic contribution with regards to theology and religion in South Africa, Africa and the academic world by supporting original research undertaken by philosophers, scholars and ministers in the fields of religious, social and scientific studies. Articles are published in English, Afrikaans, German, Dutch and Isipedi. We welcome you to submit your article to this journal. |
Verbum et Ecclesia is a scholarly theological journal that publishes primarily articles from all the theological sub-disciplines namely, Old and New Testament Studies, Church Dogmatics and Ethics, Science of Religion and Missiology, Practical Theology, and Church History and Polity. When articles relate theological themes with any other Human-, Social- and Natural Sciences they are fit to be considered for publication in Verbum et Ecclesia. Authors are invited to submit contributions in a variety of languages: Afrikaans, English, German, Dutch, Flemish and Sipedi. - The publisher, 2010
Baie dankie vir julle professionele hantering van hierdie publikasie! - A. du Toit, 9 Apr. 2010 Baie dankie aan al die medewerkers. Ek verstaan nou hoekom skrywers altyd so baie mense het om te bedank wanneer hulle publiseer! - F. Myburgh, 5 May 2010 Send your comment on Verbum et Ecclesia by emailing information@ve.org.za |  |
Vol 31, No 1 (2010)
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’n Johannese perspektief op die huwelik, geslagsrolle en seksualiteit in ’n postmoderne konteks |
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Elritia le Roux |
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Prejudice as moral action in Christian ethical decision-making |
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Stephanus J. Myburgh |
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Eerder anders as elders: Gerrie Snyman se bydrae in die konteks van die Gereformeerde teologie |
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Hans J.M. van Deventer |
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Anders lees, sien, praat en glo – ‘n antwoord op ander se lees van ‘Om die Bybel anders te lees: ‘n Etiek van Bybellees’ |
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Gerrie Snyman |
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Deathly silence and apocalyptic noise: Observations on the soundscape of the Book of the Twelve |
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Aaron Schart |
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Afrikaner Christianity and the concept of empire |
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Erna Oliver |
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Lukas 10:1–16 as begronding van die kerk se sending in Lukas-Handelinge |
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Marius J. Nel |
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Pastorale begeleiding van die geestelik verwonde persoon |
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Wentzel Coetzer |
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Lewende Godsprake vir ons: Die implikasie van λόγια ζῶντα in Handelinge 7:38 |
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Benno A. Zuiddam |
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Book Review
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Reading Christian scriptures in China |
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Graham A. Duncan |
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The beauty of theology |
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Jacobus P. Labuschagne |
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Hearing the inaudible |
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Jaco Beyers |
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Holmes se Apostoliese Vaders in Grieks en Engels - ‘n moet vir elke boekrak |
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Lambert D. Jacobs |
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Four portraits – one Jesus |
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Christoph Stenschke |
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The universe as communion |
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A. K. le Roux |
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Handbuch Theologische Ausbildung: Grundlagen – Programmentwicklung – Leitungsfragen |
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Christoph Stenschke |
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Biblische Texte vom Glück: Ligpunte vir lesers |
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Peter Nagel |
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