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HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies
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ISSN 0259-9422 · AOSIS · 6.348 artikel di indeks
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Land as divine inheritance: An ecological analysis of Leviticus 25:23 in the context of Papuan local wisdom
The global ecological crisis has intensified debates about religion’s role in environmental degradation. Although Christianity has been accused of encouraging exploitative views of nature, biblical theology offers constructive foundations for ecological ethics. This study develops an ecotheological…
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Let earth receive her king: Six Christmas sermons picturing God
This article offers a qualitative analysis of six Christmas sermons from the Christian Reformed Churches in the Netherlands, focusing on their picturing of God. The analysis sheds light on the nature of the knowledge of God conveyed in the sermons and demonstrates that the homiletic theology…
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Pentecostalism in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: A glance at the past, present and future through the lens of three fundamental dimensions
This article is a prospective analysis of the past, present and future of the Pentecostal movement in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Central to the doctrinal identity of this movement is the belief in baptism in the Holy Spirit, together with the ensuing gifts understood to flow from…
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Teaching virtuously: The formation of Christian teachers as a normative practice
This article examines the formation of Christian teachers through the lens of the normative practice model, which understands teaching as a value-laden and relational activity. Teaching is not merely the transfer of knowledge or skills, but a moral enterprise directed towards the integral…
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Typologies of congregational hospitality to strangers: A Q methodology study in Indonesian churches
Christian congregations in Indonesia have been receiving more and more migrants, religious others and socially marginal people, but there was little empirical knowledge of how church leadership has conceived of the concept of hospitality to strangers. Hospitality has profound theological meaning…
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When wounds meet hope: African Christian thoughts of Augustine and Tutu
Across the African sub-region and indeed some parts of the world, there have been constant struggles of political instability, corruption, ethnic conflicts and poverty, among others, which continue to shape both social and religious communities. These, therefore, call on Christianity regarding how…
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Exploring the role of creeds in shaping religious identity and unity in a pluralistic society
This article examines the historical development and significance of creeds across various religious traditions, highlighting theological debates and socio-political contexts that shaped their creation. It investigates the contemporary relevance of creeds, evaluating their scope, content and…
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Injured moral souls in ‘democratic’ South Africa: Towards a practical theological theoretical model of well-being
This article focused on emerging theoretical insights of moral and/or soul injury. The aim was to build a multidisciplinary practical theological theoretical framework. The evolving topic is introduced, followed by general perspectives on moral injury. Vaknin and Ne’ eman-Haviv’s theoretical model…
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God and budget: The place of religion in the readings of Ghana’s annual budget statements by the Finance Minister (2017–2020)
The budget presentation in Ghana’s parliament is an annual ritual required by the 1992 Constitution. As stipulated in Article 179, the Budget Statement and Economic Policy should detail the revenues and expenditures of the government for the upcoming year. When the Akufo-Addo government of the New…
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Tacit dewesternisation in the ecumenical movement: The example of the World Council of Churches
Dewesternisation is a concept still undergoing conceptual clarification and refinement. It is used in different theoretical approaches, often differently meant and assessed. Irrespective of its still uncertain theoretical scope, it appears to be a valuable tool for denoting the phenomena and…
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The sacred trust: Spiritual meaning-making among Indonesian parents of firstborn children with autism
This qualitative phenomenological study explores how Indonesian parents theologically and spiritually interpret the experience of raising their firstborn child with autism spectrum disorder in a Javanese cultural context, drawing on in-depth interviews with eight parents – four Catholic and four…
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Addressing violence and powerlessness associated with homelessness in Tshwane: An empirical missiological study based on Luke 10:25–37
Homeless people living on the pavements of the streets of major South African cities, such as Pretoria, are victims of the city’s systemic power abuse and inequality, and are vulnerable. In such a context, Christian mission has an inescapable responsibility to be mindful of the wounds of the City…
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Development of a Christian Pastoral care and counselling model to support recovery of schizophrenia patients in Maluku
The development of the Christian Pastoral Care and Counselling (CPCC) approach aims to support the recovery process of schizophrenia patients, who have not been appropriately handled by the church. A lack of understanding of schizophrenia has led church ministers and congregations in Maluku to…
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Union with God in Psalm 63:8 and Manunggaling Kawula Gusti: A contextual study in Javanese culture, Indonesia
This article proposes the development of a contextual theological framework relevant to the Javanese Church, focusing primarily on building a dialogical bridge between Christian spirituality and local wisdom. Specifically, this research explores the concept of ‘union’ found in Psalm 63:9, bringing…
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Before John, there was Luke: A literary exploration of Lukan and Johannine Logosology
This article aims to provide a critical evaluation of recent discourses on Logosology (Logos Christology) within New Testament scholarship, which has been largely dominated by an exclusive-non-titular view. This prevailing view maintains that within the entire New Testament, only the Gospel of John…
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Governance and democracy in the church: The experiences of women in the Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe
The Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe (AFMZ) is a Pentecostal church that has grown numerically, and there are more women than men. Though there is a preponderance of female members, men are dominantly the leaders in the AFMZ. Since 1996, the AFMZ has opened the door for pastoral training for…
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Decolonising chaplaincy in the South African National Defence Force
The author served as a military chaplain for the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), and this is where she learned that other religions are not acknowledged during morning parades. The chaplain had 5 min during the parade to read the word and pray. They make use of the Bible for these…
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Rambu Solo’: A Torajan traditional funeral ritual and its theological challenges from the Catholic perspective
This study explores Rambu Solo’, a traditional Torajan funeral ritual, and its intersection with Catholic theology, particularly within the context of the Christianised Torajan community in South Sulawesi. Rambu Solo’ is a deeply symbolic practice that reflects the Torajan worldview on death…
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Developing an effective integral mission in South Sudan: A competency-based theological model
Churches in South Sudan operate amid protracted conflict, poverty and institutional fragility, yet most ministerial formation remains classroom centred and weakly connected to contextual practice. This study aimed to identify and prioritise the competencies pastors and church leaders need for…
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