CONTEMPLATING ALLAN BOESAK’S FASCINATION WITH PREACHING “TRUTH TO POWER”

“…Boesak, as a son of liberation and Black theology, is known for aspiring to a new world through the biblical witness. In essence, preaching the biblical truths to power. …”
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Astrotheology: The natural interface between hyperspace and the Trinity by A.C. Pieterse

“…The author believes that the biblical confession about the resurrected Christ could be beneficial to science and theology in this respect. …”
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Une réponse à Gabriel Josipovici et à son The Book of God : Pour une approche renouvelée des études comparatistes sur la Bible et la littérature by Alexandra Ivanovitch

“…The critic also reflects on the status of the apocrypha, on the margins of the Biblical canon, which lie between the Bible and literature, between the sacred and the profane. …”
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The Enigma of the Temple Site and the Word-play ‘Moriah’ by Martin Prudký

“…In Jewish tradition, this identification is attested in a number of texts, including one biblical reference (2 Chr 3:1). On the other hand, other biblical passages where we might expect such an identification do not contain the name ‘Moriah’ nor a precise localization. …”
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Navigating the ChatGPT Theological Terrain: Considerations for Graduate Theology Students by Mahlon Nyongesa Juma

“…AI technologies have theological ramifications for soteriology and ecclesiology. ChatGPT's biblical knowledge is theologically unsound and prone to errors. …”
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Beyond Determinism: Geography of Jewishness in Nathan Englander’s “Sister Hills” and Michael Chabon’s The Yiddish Policemen’s Union by Filip Boratyn

“…I argue that while the generic framework of a realist short story and the Israeli setting of “Sister Hills” lead it to examine the essentialism of the Biblical discourse surrounding “the Holy Land,” Chabon’s novel, through its adoption of a more speculative approach, which involves moving the center of Jewish statehood to Alaska, is able to open up the discourse about Jewish territoriality to more postmodern contexts and introduce free will into the geography of Jewishness.…”
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Zwischen logos und icon by Ulrich Engel

“…In the omissions and gaps that become apparent in these and structurally similar adaptations, de-emphasizations, and continuations, something appears that is already theologically inherent in the biblical prohibition of images. The Jewish prohibition of images is not an absolute one. …”
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Paupertas (poverty) in John Calvin's Institutes by R. M. Britz

“…Instead of examining the causes of poverty, Calvin emphasises the living presence of God in terms of his relational and biblical thinking. …”
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The Critique of Zionism: The Fiction of Chosen People of God and the Promised Land, and the Occupation of Palestine by Şinasi Gündüz

“…The article traces the origins of these doctrines, rooted in biblical narratives, and examines how they contributed to the idea of Jewish return to Palestine, a concept long shared by Christian eschatological movements as well. …”
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A Contextual Interpretation of Disability Inclusion in 2 Samuel 9 and the Bamasaaba of Eastern Uganda by Simon Masiga, Helen N. Nkabala

“…Using African disability hermeneutics, biblical texts can be interpreted to transform the negative attitudes, theological views and religious perceptions on disability. …”
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Poetry is a subject as precise as geometry: A poetic deconstruction of Psalms 23, 51 and 137 by Mlamli Diko, Adelheid Bechtold Celliers

“…This scholarly discourse concentrates on the poetic deconstruction of Psalms 23, 51 and 137, elucidating the affluent literary devices and profound themes within these biblical poems. Psalms, a collection of poetic expressions, provide unique perspectives on the human experiences concerning the spiritual world. …”
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Divine aseity and the paradox of divine self-limitation by Aku S. Antombikums

“…This article explores the paradox between the classical doctrine of divine aseity and the notion of divine self-limitation. Drawing from biblical narratives and theological concepts such as divine accommodation and kenosis, the article shows that God’s choice to enter into a temporal and relational interaction with creation affects God in such a way that God would not have been affected without the creation. …”
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Une Bible chiriguano by Isabelle Combès

“…Hernando Sanabria Fernández, the author, recreated Biblical history by tracing the Chiriguano tumpa on the Christ figure. …”
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Genres of old Serbian literature in novels of the second half of the 20th century: On the example of the novels: 'Nišči' - Vidosav Stevanović, 'Hazardski rečnik' - Milorad Pavić an... by Furtula Katarina N.

“…In this paper, we studied the incorporation of biblical and medieval genres into novels from the second half of the 20th century. …”
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Christ as once for all sacrifice: a cultrual reading of Hebrews by K. J. Pali

“…Furthermore, scholars argue as to whether this practice of sacrifices to the ancestors is Biblical or not. This article aims to determine that, from Hebrews, the demise of Old Testament sacrifices brings an end to ancestral sacrifice. …”
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Apostolat biblijny świeckich: doświadczenia i nadzieje by Waldemar Linke

“… The paper is regarding the biblical apostolate of lay people: the history and first of all the doctrinal fundaments. …”
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Interview with Professor Philippe Denis by Helené van Tonder

“…In the 1970s and 1980s, his research focused on the history of the Reformation in Germany, France and The Netherlands, and specifically on issues of confessional development, biblical exegesis, and cultural representations. Over the past two decades, his research focused primarily on the history of indigenous Christianity in southern Africa, along with an interest in oral history. …”
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El país del que vienen los monstruos by Santiago Barreiro

“…The analysis focuses on the first element (fīfẹl-), given the complexity involved in its explanation, by reference to its ties with biblical themes, and to two close vernacular literatures, Irish and Old Norse. …”
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The Anastatic Theory of Atonement by Roland Elliott

“…According to this model, union with Christ is achieved by means of expanding the divine act of resurrection to incorporate sinners, thereby granting them access to a new life free from sin. I provide a biblical defense and a Thomistic explication of the model, and close by considering how it might relate to other atonement models within a broader theory of the atonement. …”
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The uniqueness of Jesus Christ and pluralism from the perspective of the Reformed confession by S. A. Strauss

“…Subsequently the (Dutch) Reformed confessions are scrutinised for Biblical guidelines which may be helpful in finding a solution for the problem of being Christians in a multi-religious society. …”
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