The Prophet Muḥammad’s Covenant with Yūḥannah Ibn Ru’bah and the Christians of Aylah
Religions, 2021 This article examines the Prophet Muḥammad’s covenant with Yūḥannah, Prince of Aylah, and illustrates the role it plays in understanding religious pluralism and civil rights as envisioned in Prophet Muḥammad’s dream of a “Muslim Nation”. The article also
Abdalrahman Abulmajd
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Munus triplex: A pedagogical application of a theological concept
In die Skriflig, 2023 The authors considered the identity of Christian teachers to be an urgent matter because of rapid changes in society, and assumed that such a consideration could help to envision education in an authentic way.
Wim van Vlastuin, Abraham de Muynck
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Herman Bavinck and same-sex marriage: A current application of older theological concepts
In die Skriflig, 2023 It seems like an anachronism to turn to Herman Bavinck for a vision of homosexual relationships in the church. It is indeed an anachronism when we look at Bavinck’s treatment of this phenomenon.
Willem van Vlastuin
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Calvin’s human being: Intellect and will in Calvin
In die Skriflig, 2023 In Christian theological history, reflecting on the relationship between intellect and the will is an ongoing process. Roughly speaking, in Medieval Christianity, two concepts were employed to clarify the relationship between intellect and the will ...
Willem van Vlastuin
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Zanim zabłysło światło wiary Chrystusowej. Słowianie w orbicie wiary i kultury pogańskiej / Before the light of Christ’s faith shone. The Slavs in the orbit of pagan faith and culture [PDF]
Language, Culture, Politics, 2022 The article introduces the currently little popular subject of Slavic mythology, and presents the pantheon of the most important Slavic deities as well as the beliefs, cults and rituals of the Slavs living mainly in the eastern territories.
Olga Osadczy, Aleksandra Osadczy-Kępka
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Serving the peace? Disorder, order, and peace in church polity
In die Skriflig, 2020 If a church order rules that the peace should be served, what does that mean? It is the aim of this contribution to deal with the legal history of the phrase ‘to serve the peace’ as from the 16th-century Reformed synodical acts and church orders.
Leon van den Broeke
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Naïve Theories of Emotions: Why People Might (Not) Be Uncertain or in Conflict About Felt Emotions
Europe's Journal of Psychology, 2023 Beliefs about conflict and uncertainty over felt emotions—for Joy, Pride, Sadness, Jealousy and Envy events—were studied by means of Yes/No and Why questions.
Vanda Lucia Zammuner
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Recent findings on organizational unlearning and intentional forgetting research (2019–2022)
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 This mini review aims at summarizing the current state-of-the-art of empirical unlearning and intentional forgetting (U/IF) research at the individual, team, and organizational level.
Annette Kluge
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Rethinking the creative power of God
HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2016 Because the notion of ‘power’, and of ‘absolute power’ in particular, is associated with coercion, violence and oppression, it is problematic to attribute power to God.
Jan Muis
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Image of Fox in Khakas Culture: Late 19th – Mid-20th Centuries
Oriental Studies, 2020 Introduction. The article analyzes a key zoological image of fox in everyday life, socioregulative, and ritual practices of the Khakas people. Goals.
Venariy A. Burnakov
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