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Theologia Viatorum
ISSN 0378-4142 · AOSIS · 140 artikel di indeks
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Navigating identities, culture and inclusion in the selected Zimbabwean churches in the United Kingdom
The need to strike a balance between maintaining identity, cultural values and inclusion by migrant churches in the diaspora has remained a topical issue in academia. This research is located in the United Kingdom (UK). It aimed to analyse how the selected churches, namely the Zimbabwe Catholic…
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Vulnerability in Kenya’s 2023 Family Bill: A queer Afro-feminist lens on Micah 6:1–8
This article examines the intersection of religion, spirituality and legal frameworks within Kenya’s patriarchal society to explore the resilience and vulnerability of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning, Intersex, Asexual (sometimes also Ally) (LGBTQIA+) communities. Using a…
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Navigating the financial abyss: A qualitative study of South African pastors’ experiences of money and ministry during the COVID-19 pandemic
The global COVID-19 pandemic and its associated lockdowns significantly disrupted the financial foundations of religious institutions, particularly in developing nations. This qualitative study addresses a notable gap in empirical research by exploring the lived financial experiences and coping…
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Table of Contents Vol 49, No 1 (2025)
This Table of Contents reflects the print compilation of peer-reviewed articles published in the journal. Each article listed was originally published online under the journal’s open access model and remains individually accessible and citable. This compilation has been created solely for print…
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Arguments to alleviate perceived discrimination in public schools against students experiencing ancestral callings: The case for promoting chaplaincy services
This article addresses the need for chaplains to be involved in South African public schools to accommodate students who are experiencing or witnessing acts of ancestral callings or manifestations of ancestral spirits in schools. The data gathered in this research among students and teachers are…
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Towards understanding Church-State relations and socio-political context in Zimbabwe – Implications for public pastoral care
This article explores the complex history of Church-State relations in Zimbabwe, which have shifted between collaboration, co-option, and resistance. These dynamics have left significant social and political impacts. During the colonial era, the Church both justified domination and provided…
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Framing a futurist Pentecostal eschatology in the context of hope for the present life
A literature review demonstrates that the futurist Pentecostal eschatology has been studied as an approach within Pentecostalism that emphasises a future-oriented expectation of God’s judgement and new life. The main aim of this article is to demonstrate that futurist Pentecostal eschatology has a…
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Linking organisational life cycle models to church’s dual nature for effective management
A comprehensive understanding of the church’s dual nature is essential for effective governance and management. Traditionally, the church has been viewed through dichotomous lenses as either a purely spiritual organism or a physical organisation, often leading to gaps in management practices. This…
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Paul’s inclusive missionary theology for people living with disabilities in Kilifi, Kenya
This study investigates how Paul’s Missionary Theology (PMT) in the church at Corinth can enhance the Church Missional Paradigm (CMP) in the Anglican Kilifi Archdeaconry for People Living with Disabilities (PLWD). Limited to the biblical texts of 1 Corinthians 12:1–14 and 2 Corinthians 8:1–9, the…
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Evaluation into religious and global perspectives on abortion
This article examines the complex and contentious issue of abortion, focusing on both religious and global perspectives that influence opinions and shape policies worldwide. The article provides a thorough exploration of the varied viewpoints, critically analysing them through relevant theoretical…
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Embodied faith in digital spaces: Reimagining Pentecostal sexual ethics through the Nicene Creed in the Fourth Industrial Revolution’s (4IR) African context
Historically, Christianity wielded authority over virtue, condemning African ethics. Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), defined by digitals that transform intimacy, questions Pentecostal sexual ethics – generating contradictions between dogma and technoscape. This study investigates how Nicene…
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Integrating sex-and-gender in Zimbabwe’s Family, Religious and Moral Education syllabus
This article reviews and assesses the Family, Religious and Moral Education (FAREME) syllabus’ treatment of sex-and-gender (SnG) perspectives. Family, Religious and Moral Education lacks sufficient SnG socialisation perspectives, and we propose to use the Theory of Change (ToC) to integrate these…
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Silenced languages: Probing biblical texts and South African context post-colonially
he marginalisation of languages by colonial and apartheid structures distorted cultural identities, obstructing the power and independence of various communities. In this article, I probe the ongoing oppression of languages, especially native languages, and the concerted efforts to decolonise them…
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Unmasking the perpetrators: Church leaders and gender-based violence in South Africa
Gender-based violence (GBV) remains a global scourge of alarming proportions, with women disproportionately bearing the brunt of the abuse. In South Africa, the GBV statistics reflect a grim reality in which women’s lives and dignity are at constant risk. The Church in South Africa, as a pillar of…
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Christ’s violent crucifixion in Hebrew Scriptures and Synoptics: Its relevance to violence in South Africa
This study explores how the crucifixion is presented in the Synoptic Gospels, framing it as a redemptive event using Hebrew Scripture. It discusses how crucifixion – a type of state-sponsored violence – becomes a representation of freedom and atonement. Attention is also given to the difficulty of…
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The impact of corruption and violence on Christian participation in Nigerian politics
Norms of corrupt political elites in Nigeria that portray politics as a ‘dirty game’ and an ideal politician as a corrupt person are shown to negatively affect the participation of Christians in partisan politics in Nigeria. Through the discourse analysis method, the study reflects on some of the…
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Conceptual deficiencies of a timeless God for African Christians
The concept of God’s timelessness serves as a framework within Christianity that explicates the nature of God’s eternity and his relation to time. According to this framework, God experiences existence in a mode that transcends temporal limitations, living all moments simultaneously without being…
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Reimagining Ghana’s cities: Perspectives from the Bible and African Indigenous Sacred Texts
Africa has some of the world’s fastest-growing cities. While urbanisation could be a sign of economic growth, the expansion of these cities is often done at the expense of social and environmental concerns. This article uses the Sacred Texts Approach of African Biblical Hermeneutics in studying…
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Hybrid Christianity! A new approach to doing church in the context of migration
The 21st century is dominated by many trends that are redefining human history. One of these characteristics is the influx of migrants from developing countries to developed nations. Although South-North migration cannot be viewed as new in the sense of the phenomena, its impact on Christianity is…