<strong>Christianity at the crossroads</strong><br /> Mission Christianity exercised a destructive effect on traditional African cultures. In the post-1994 era, all religious faiths are encouraged to engage in the process of moral transformation. The Christian church is well-placed to play a continued constructive role in keeping with the prophetic and constructive role it played in the struggle against apartheid. This should be done through constructive engagement and critical solidarity, despite its internal divisions which may raise questions about its integrity. Christianity can no longer be treated either as a foreign faith or as a superior faith to others, including African Traditional Religion. Dialogue and hospital...
The nature and importance of moral agency for the transformation of persons and society, particularl...
This book is an attempt at a critical, constructive, and creative theological praxis of social trans...
In the many cases of conflicts co-fuelled by sociocultural identity contestations, religions cannot ...
The history of prophetic witness against the system of apartheid is well recorded. Church leaders su...
There are many misconceptions about the role of the church in society. This is because the church is...
It is important to have a common understanding about a definition for racism. Although an acute prob...
Christian education plays a significant role in accelerating holistic development among people. As a...
This thesis explores the proposals of the Second African Synod on reconciliation, justice and peace....
The snail-pace of social and economic development within sub-Saharan Africa is of major concern not ...
There is so much alienation, pain and suffering in our today�s world. In this vein, African Christi...
<p>The way in which the full spectrum of Christian communities are challenged to realign thems...
The Church as we understand it, is an alternative community to the State because it has been borne o...
Increasingly, Christianity is becoming the majority religion in many Sub-Saharan African countries. ...
This article traces the historical impact of the church in transforming, developing and changing so...
Within the South African context, the South African Council of Churches (SACC) played a constructive...
The nature and importance of moral agency for the transformation of persons and society, particularl...
This book is an attempt at a critical, constructive, and creative theological praxis of social trans...
In the many cases of conflicts co-fuelled by sociocultural identity contestations, religions cannot ...
The history of prophetic witness against the system of apartheid is well recorded. Church leaders su...
There are many misconceptions about the role of the church in society. This is because the church is...
It is important to have a common understanding about a definition for racism. Although an acute prob...
Christian education plays a significant role in accelerating holistic development among people. As a...
This thesis explores the proposals of the Second African Synod on reconciliation, justice and peace....
The snail-pace of social and economic development within sub-Saharan Africa is of major concern not ...
There is so much alienation, pain and suffering in our today�s world. In this vein, African Christi...
<p>The way in which the full spectrum of Christian communities are challenged to realign thems...
The Church as we understand it, is an alternative community to the State because it has been borne o...
Increasingly, Christianity is becoming the majority religion in many Sub-Saharan African countries. ...
This article traces the historical impact of the church in transforming, developing and changing so...
Within the South African context, the South African Council of Churches (SACC) played a constructive...
The nature and importance of moral agency for the transformation of persons and society, particularl...
This book is an attempt at a critical, constructive, and creative theological praxis of social trans...
In the many cases of conflicts co-fuelled by sociocultural identity contestations, religions cannot ...