The latest Journal for Christian Scholarship Volume 55(1 & 2) (2019) has been published.
Contents
– Michael F. Heyns
A transcendental critique of some assumptions of the “silencing-of-Christian-voices” lobby
– Louise Mabille
Luther, Milton and Parrhêsia: the Reformed roots of free speech
– Rafael Benjamin
Dooyeweerd en Lever over het biologische soortbegrip
– Andries Raath
Middeleeuse staatsfilosofie, die geïndividualiseerde staat en Samuel Rutherford se bydrae tot die politieke wetenskap.
– Rufus O. Adebayo & Sylvia P. Zulu
Miracle as a spiritual event and as a marketing tactic among neo-Charismatic churches: a comparative study
– Bennie van der Walt
The leadership crisis in Africa
– Pieter Verster & Bongani Ngesi
Pastoring churches in the informal settlement of Khayelitsha in Mangaung, Free State Province, South Africa
– Danie Strauss
The antinomies entailed in Dooyeweerd’s epistemological view of a Gegenstand
– Bennie van der Walt
The influence of the traditional African worldviews and Western colonialism on leadership in Africa
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