Belhar Confession The Embracing Confession of Faith for Church and Society.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Plaatjies-Van Huffel, Mary-Anne
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Stellenbosch : African Sun Media, 2017.
Temas:
Belhar confession.
Belhar confession
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Declaration
  • Acknowledgements
  • Meaning of the logo
  • Introduction
  • Section 1: Chronological outline of the story of Belhar
  • Acceptance, adoption, advocacy, reception and protestation: The chronology of the Belhar Confession
  • Mary-Anne Plaatjies-Van Huffel
  • The mission of the Dutch Reformed Church as mission for colonisation and division of the Reformed Church in South Africa (1652-1982)
  • Sipho Mahokoto
  • Unity and diversity: An overview of the URCSA decisions on church unity since 1994
  • Willem Saayman
  • Section 2: Theological and ethical themes regarding the Belhar Confession
  • The unification process in the Dutch Reformed Church family and the Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa: The confessional basis and Confession of Belhar
  • Leepo Modise
  • Conversion towards radical inclusivitty
  • Ernst Conradie
  • Yearning for a just and inclusive society
  • David Peter Carelse
  • Belhar as a therapeutic resource to the Dutch Reformed Church family
  • Eugene Baron
  • The Belhar Confession of faith: A spirituality sense-making confesison
  • Leepo Modise
  • The Belhar Confession: Addressing racism in church and society
  • Dawid Kuyler
  • The Belhar Confession and the establishment of a theology of development
  • Jacques Walter Beukes
  • Belhar Confession, children and Eucharist: Towards restoration of broken relationships
  • Tipi Jacob Nthakhe
  • Standing where God stands (outside the gate, with Christ): The Belhar Confession as a call for public pastoral care
  • Llewellyn L.M. MacMaster
  • The Belhar Confession and compassionate justice
  • Henry Gerhardus Platt
  • The Belhar Confession and internal unity
  • Daniël Kuys
  • From a racially-segregated congregation towards a multi-ethnic, multicultural congregation
  • Dawid Johannes Van Huffel
  • Living Belhar: Enhancing the reception of Belhar in congregations
  • J.N.J. (Klippies) Kritzinge
  • Unwrapping the gift of the Belhar Confession
  • Motlalentwa Godfrey Betha
  • The History of Belhar
  • Johannes Cornelius Adonis1
  • Can justice be embodied in sexist language? A challenge to the Confession of Belhar
  • Christina Landman
  • Barmen to Belhar: A contemporary confessing journey
  • Hayman Russel Botman
  • The relevance of pedagogical narrativemaps: The Confession of Belhar as a practical theological narrative searching for a pedagogic-therapeutic methodology
  • Gordon Dames
  • Barmen and Belhar in conversation: A South African perspective
  • Dirkie Smit
  • To stand where God stands: Reflections on the Confession of Belhar after 25 years
  • Allan Boesak
  • Addenda
  • WARC Resolution on racism and South Africa
  • WARC Seoul statement on the DRC and the status xonfessionis
  • The Declaration of faith of the Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa
  • Covenanting for the reunification of the DRC family
  • Esselenpark Declaration

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