Rethinking the movement from text to sermon in the light of speech act theory by Kim, Duck-Hyun

Get full text

Filial piety of Confucianism as a challenge for Korean churches : a practical theological study

Get full text
Get full text

Absent fathers due to migrant work : its traumatic impact on adolescent male children in Zimbabwe

Get full text
Get full text

Khuetšo ya O.K. Matsepe go bangwadi ba Sepedi

Get full text
Get full text

Bearing Witness: histories of black clergy wives in South African churches from 1948 to the present

Get full text

The Presence of the Kingdom in the light of the Speech Act Theory (SAT) : an ethical inquiry by Cho, Anna

Get full text

Revisiting the use of art, imagery and symbolism in the Presbyterian Liturgical tradition in Korea : a practical-theological research by Lee, Keonsoo

Get full text

Between family and market: the decline of professional employment among Egyptian female university graduates by Aboul Ela, Magda

“…These programs failed to create suitable jobs for the skilled, qualified female to compensate the freezing of the public sector as the previous main employer of women in Egypt in Nasser's era and before Sadat's â Open doorâ policy. …”
Get full text
Get full text

The rise of Strongmen leaders : a threat to global security by Beck, Cassidi

Get full text

The disabled God? : a citical analysis of disability theologies by Stanley, John M.

Get full text

The benefits of self-sustaining business incubation

Get full text

The Occupy Wall Street movement as a 'space of profanation' by Rinaldi, Alberto

“…As a matter of fact, the tremendous shift to no-demand, the diversity of the movement, its being characterized by decentralization and its anti-elitarian nature, with a focus on sharing, community and a clear tendency to 'inefficiency,' all these may represent the reason why the OWS movement works as a profanation of current narratives, which tend to preach precisely the opposite. The more spaces for protest, dissent and resistance â indeed the more spaces of profanation â are nowadays created, the more the 'sacredness' of current institutions, their narratives and their vocabulary will be engaged and put in question, thus possibly overcome.…”
Get full text
Get full text

Performing Christ : a South African protest play and the theological dramatic theory of Hans Urs von Balthasar by Havenga, Marthinus Johannes

Get full text

An interdisciplinary engagement with the human dignity of the sexual minorities in Grace Bible Church, Soweto : a case study on gender, law and religion by Sewapa, Tebogo Molate

Get full text