Add to ORKGIs the financial dependence of poorer black churches in South Africa compromising their theological message? Are black ministers diluting their sometimes critical views of so-called ‘white mother or sister churches ’ because their ministers depend on the latter for their livelihood? Are black churches afraid of biting the proverbial hand that feeds them? Is the financial assistance (Afrikaans ‘sustentasie’) that wealthier churches offer to poor churches having the effect of ‘colonising ’ the minds of black theologians, causing them to embrace Western theology that they may not subscribe to or believe in. This article aims to address some of these issues. The article attempts to address the issue of the financial support from the white Refor...
Black theology in South Africa is still relevant 20 years after the apartheid regime ended. It is a ...
This article gives some historical development of Black Consciousness, Black Nationalism and Black T...
In this article, the researcher discusses first the Black Church in relation to God, one another, an...
Is the financial dependence of poorer black churches in South Africa compromising their theological...
Is the financial dependence of poorer black churches in South Africa compromising their theological...
The practice of the black church being a follower of the leading white church is a continuous proces...
Black Theology had a profound effect on the religious, especially Christian scene in South Africa in...
The article argues that there is still need of black theology. Although apartheid is believed to hav...
There is a conflict over whether Christian ministry and theological education should be pursued with...
This article sets forth a controversial thesis which suggests that the Uniting Reformed Church in So...
Our history in South Africa has shown that we are largely segregated and unequal, as race continues ...
Despite promises of a ‘better life for all’ millions of mainly black South Africans are subjected t...
South Africa has many victims of oppression who are materially poor. They are living in poor and unh...
Black theology was conceived in South Africa in the mid-1960s and flourished from the 1970s, when Wh...
Black theology was conceived in South Africa in the mid-1960s and flourished from the 1970s, when Wh...
Black theology in South Africa is still relevant 20 years after the apartheid regime ended. It is a ...
This article gives some historical development of Black Consciousness, Black Nationalism and Black T...
In this article, the researcher discusses first the Black Church in relation to God, one another, an...
Is the financial dependence of poorer black churches in South Africa compromising their theological...
Is the financial dependence of poorer black churches in South Africa compromising their theological...
The practice of the black church being a follower of the leading white church is a continuous proces...
Black Theology had a profound effect on the religious, especially Christian scene in South Africa in...
The article argues that there is still need of black theology. Although apartheid is believed to hav...
There is a conflict over whether Christian ministry and theological education should be pursued with...
This article sets forth a controversial thesis which suggests that the Uniting Reformed Church in So...
Our history in South Africa has shown that we are largely segregated and unequal, as race continues ...
Despite promises of a ‘better life for all’ millions of mainly black South Africans are subjected t...
South Africa has many victims of oppression who are materially poor. They are living in poor and unh...
Black theology was conceived in South Africa in the mid-1960s and flourished from the 1970s, when Wh...
Black theology was conceived in South Africa in the mid-1960s and flourished from the 1970s, when Wh...
Black theology in South Africa is still relevant 20 years after the apartheid regime ended. It is a ...
This article gives some historical development of Black Consciousness, Black Nationalism and Black T...
In this article, the researcher discusses first the Black Church in relation to God, one another, an...