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Posted: 01 May 2012 @ 00:00

Theology and philosophy

THE Belhar Confession was adopted by the Dutch Reformed Mission Church in South Africa in 1982, yet much interpretation of it is still needed, argues Piet Naudé, the author of Neither Calendar nor Clock. He divides his study into four parts: the tradition inherited; the confessional character; reception; and contemporary significance (Eerdmans/Alban £16.99 (£15.30); 978-0-8028-6259-4).

Stephen Wigley has written an introduction to Balthasar’s ...

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A compromised world like this

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WATCH says it's "very encouraged by" HoB's women bishops legislative proposals, which "are, in essence, ones that WATCH can support"
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MA in Theology, Media & Communication starts in Sept - @pvall speaking at open day on 20 June at Uni of Chester: http://t.co/uoRGLCShs9