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Biblical Hermeneutics as a Site of Struggle: South African Sites of Contestation in the Late 1980s and Early 1990s

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‘Hermeneutics’, or the theory of the interpretation of texts, was a substantive component of much biblical scholarship in the 1980 and 1990s. Many articles or essays would begin with a definition of ‘hermeneutics’. Few, however, would be explicit about their own ‘theory of the interpretation of texts’, preferring to define ‘hermeneutics’ and then ...
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CONTEXTUALIZING BIBLICAL HERMENEUTICS: THE QUEST FOR CULTURAL HYBRIDITY DYNAMICS IN AFRICAN ADVENTIST HERMENEUTICS FOR EFFECTIVE GROWTH

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rd of the world church. The continued use of Western interpretive paradigms has systematically marginalized African oral resources, proverbs, storytelling and community-based wisdom creating a missiological vacuum. This cultural dissonance creates scholarly conflict, restricts church growth and drives members to Pentecostal and African Initiated ...
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Human complicity in flood occurrence: An African biblical hermeneutical reading of Genesis 6:5-8:22

open access: yesIlorin Journal of Religious Studies, 2013
Man, since living in communities, has sought ways and means of production and infrastructural development for himself. However, these developments and means of production have not always been done in such a way that the ecology is sustained. There have been so many interventions that have sought to address this issue.
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