In remembering Vuyani Vellem, this paper delves into his scholarship, a scholarship that admittedly exudes his activism in academia, church and society. Choosing intentionally the marginalised as the primary interlocutors in discourse, Vellem demonstrates that he is sit...

’n Oorsig oor statistiese Bayesbeslissingsteorie in die geval van meer as een individu word gegee. Alhoewel verskeie oplossings uitgewys word om konsensus te bereik, is op die Nashoplossing gekonsentreer as ’n baie gunstige kandidaat om in die praktyk te gebruik. Daar i...

The NRCA en route to inclusivity I: The anatomy of a fragmented/eschatological ecclesiology This is the first in a two-part series that aims to examine the growing pains the Netherdutch Reformed Church is experiencing in its journey towards Christian inclusivity. This f...

The child as a victim of sexual abuse has recently received deliberated attention within the South African context. In the study undertaken, the immediate as well as long term effects of such abuse was investigated with the pertinent intent of identifying a link between...

Die doel van hierdie artikel is om na te dink oor ’n merkwaardige gebeurtenis waarin spitswetenskap en kuns mekaar ontmoet het: die astroseis- mologie van Conny Aerts en die komposisie van Willem Boogman. Op die punt van ontmoeting, tussen hierdie andersins uiteenlopend...

This article analyses the functions of the authorial and narrative instances in Marais’s Dwaalstories. It concentrates on the use of language, for example style and idiom, in order to examine the relationship between the distinctly Afrikaans register and the San world i...

Universalism and particularism today Today we are heirs to a great variety of conceptions in particularism and universalism. It usually represents a view on world and life that is reflected mutually on domains of church and state. Universalism especially increases in se...

There is no doubt that we live in an interspiritual age, although this is not unequivocally accepted in all sectors of religious and non-religious discourse. However, although, in the past, theological debate was primary, there has now been a welcome shift to shared exp...