Convergence and divergence: a Christian response to Prozesky’s ‘global ethic’ and secular spirituality
Teilhard de Chardin’s vision of science, religion and planetary humanity: a challenge to the contemporary world
Indigenous knowledge systems discourse and inclusionality: an Afro-centric quest for recognition in a globalised world
Reflection in practice as source of values: the cross-cultural creation of a health-care ethic in post-Apartheid South Africa
Martin Prozesky and ‘well-being’: retroactive and proactive perspectives on religion and ethics in the social transformation of South Africa
J.T. van der Kemp’s Link to the British Anti-slavery Network and his Civil Rights Activism on Behalf of the Khoi (1801 – 1803)
Missionary colonial mentality and the expansion of Christianity in Bechuanaland Protectorate, 1800 to 19001
An emergent consciousness of the role of Christianity on Zimbabwe’s political field: A case of non-doctrinal religio-political actors
Stigmatising Faith? Differing Modes of Sanctification in Gian-Carlo Menotti’s The Saint of Bleecker Street
Reflecting on a decade of religion studies implementation in the FET Phase 1 : Case study of Gauteng, South Africa
J.T. van der Kemp and his Critique of the Settler Farmers on the South African Colonial Frontier (1799-1811)
African Religion and Colonial Rebellion: The Contestation of Power in Colonial Zimbabwe’s Chimurenga of 1896-1897
The Startling Phenomenon of the Western Tibetan Buddhist Nun: The Challenges Faced by Western Nuns in the Tibetan Buddhist Tradition Living Outside the Traditional Tibetan Buddhist Regions
A Case of Hopeless Failure: The Role of Missionaries in the Transformation of Southern Africa’s Indigenous Architecture
Patterns of consumption and materialism among Zimbabwean Christians: A tale of two indigenous churches
An encroachment of ecological sacred sites and its threat to the interconnectedness of sacred rituals: A case study of the Tonga people in the Gwembe valley
The moral rearmament activist: P.Q. Vundla’s community bridge-building during the boycotts on the Witwatersrand in the mid-1950s
The classroom, an inadequate mechanism for advancing diversity via religion education in the South African context
Interpreting Luguru Religious Practice through Colonialist Eyes: Child Sacrifice and East African Dance in Brett Young’s The Crescent Moon
Rethinking Religion, Magic and Witchcraft in South Africa: From Colonial Coherence to Postcolonial Conundrum
A Study of Literature on the Essence of Ubungoma (Divination) and Conceptions of Gender among Izangoma (Diviners)
Discernment and Biblical Spirituality – An Application: Discernment in the Milieu and Wake of Nehemiah 8
