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Techno-biblical translation and epistemological shift in African theological education
This study examines the enduring significance of Bible translation as both a historical phenomenon and a central component of biblical hermeneutics, highlighting its distinctive textual mandate and insightful cultural implications. While Africa played a pioneering role in early biblical translation,...
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