Stap saam met die sterwende sy laaste treë by Cassie J.H. Venter

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An intervention to manage compassion fatigue in oncology nurses in Durban, South Africa by Dorien L. Wentzel, Anthony Collins, Petra Brysiewicz

“…There were varied responses to the remembrance tree and hesitancy to partaking in the follow-up phone call. …”
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Prof. Dr. A. J. H. van der Walt by J. C. Coetzee

“…Van der Walt, die eerste prinsipaal van die Universiteit van Suid-Afrika en vroeër ook die eerste professor in die Geskiedenis aan die Potchefstroomse Universiteitskollege vir Christelike Hoër Onderwys, tree op 31 Maart 1956 uit die aktiewe universitêre diens.…”
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Beginsels en norme by S. P. van der Walt

“…Met so ’n maatstaf meet jy nie net alleen ’n handeling of daad en bepaal of dit goed of sleg is nie, maar dis ’n reël waardeur jy gelei word om te weet hoe jy behoort op te tree in die toekoms. Norme is dus baie belangrike rigsnoere en die vraag is al dikwels en tereg gevra: Word hulle van buite aan jou opgelê of is dit reëls wat uit die mens se eie binneste voortkom?…”
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Cosmos, reality and God in the letters of John by Jan van der Watt

“…Then concepts related to the cosmological vision of John receive attention, followed by an analysis of the presence of apocalyptic elements that form part of the Johannine view of reality. ’n Sentrale vraag wat in die artikel hanteer word, is hoe die realiteit, veral die kosmiese realiteit, in 1 Johannes gesien word; met ander woorde: Wat is die elemente van die Johannese kosmologiese visie wat uit die Johannese briewe na vore tree? Die semantiek van die woord κόσμος word eerstens ondersoek, waarna konsepte wat aan die kosmiese visie van Johannes verwant is, aandag kry. …”
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Western theology’s whiteness and some Liberation theologies, two sides of the same coin? by Sifiso Khuzwayo

“…Assuming a dialectical hermeneutic of suspicion, this article explores the problem of modern theology and how some liberation theologies may continue to play second fiddle to the whiteness perpetuated by western theologies like pruning a bonsai tree. Notwithstanding the challenges of decolonising theology, this search conceives the possibility of a non-ideological Christianity that may be confronting the whiteness of western theology and its associated atrocities. …”
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Moet Abraham sy kind offer? ’n Etiese beoordeling by Henk Stoker

“…Abraham aanvaar die opdrag sonder om vir sy seun in te tree. Sy optrede – so anders as sy vorige optrede in belang van mense – kan net verstaan word teen die agtergrond van God se belofte van ’n groot en geseënde nageslag deur hierdie seun. …”
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Periodisation of the philosophy of Islamic rationalism in the perspective of Zaki Naguib Mahmud by Supriyanto Supriyanto

“…The result of this study is that there are five phases of periodization of the philosophy of Islamic rationalism in the perspective of Zaki Naquib Mahmud, namely simple thinking [misykat] represented by Ali ibn Abi Talib; the lamp of reason [misbah] is characterized by the occurrence of philosophical debates about leadership and the great sin; the lamp glass [Zujajah al Misbah] is marked by the appearance of Bayt al-Ḥikmah in Baghdad; the luminous star [kaukab durriy] represented by the emergence of the Brotherhood of ash Shafa; and the endowed tree [syajarah mubarakah]. In this last phase, Zaki Naquib Mahmud positioned Ibn Rushd’s rationalism as an appropriate representation so as not to regress, even allowing for the realization of the renaissance in the Islamic world. …”
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ETIESE DIMENSIES IN DIE BENUTTING VAN DIE ENKELSISTEEMNAVORSINGSONTWERP by C Reynolds

“…In die lig van die globaliseringsproses, die hoër eisewat die mens aan sy omgewing en diensleweringstrukture stel, die strewe na meer bruikbarekennis, asook die hoër opleidingstandaarde wat aan maatskaplike werkers gestel word om altydeties op te tree, word daar by die aanvang van die nuwe millennium verwag dat maatskaplikewerkers op ’n etiese en vaardige wyse praktyk-evaluering kan onderneem.Ten spyte daarvandat evaluering ’n integrale deel van die maatskaplike werker se professionele vaardighede vorm(Bloom & Fischer, 1982:476), bevraagteken skrywers soos Fischer (1993:19) en Nelson(1994:140) die wetenskaplikheid van die wyses waarop maatskaplike werkers hulledienslewering evalueer. …”
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Pedoseksualiteit as manifestasie van afwykende seksualiteit: ’n Kerklike en pastorale uitdaging by Stella D. Potgieter, George A. Lotter

“…Aangesien daar geen rehabiliteringsprogramme in Suid-Afrika bestaan vir persone met seksueel-afwykende gedrag nie en seksuele waardes vinnig in die breë samelewing afgeneem het, behoort die kerk op die voorgrond te tree op hierdie gebied. The focus of this article is to show that paedosexuality and paedophilia poses a challenge to both the pastorate and the church. …”
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Theology for sustainable development in Zimbabwe: Unpacking Deuteronomy 20:19–20 in light of SDG 15 by Milcah Mudewairi

“…Contribution: The exegesis of Deuteronomy 20:19–20 is applied to desist from the disproportionate cutting down of trees even during the difficult times such as war, economic hardship and health pandemics. …”
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The Control and Eradication of Invasive Species in Urban Areas in terms of South African Law: The City of Cape Town and the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer Beetles by Marcelle Salmons

“…In 2019 the South African National Biodiversity Institute highlighted the threats posed by biological invasions in South Africa and specifically identified Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer Beetles as a significant new invasive species in South Africa that has a demonstrable ongoing detrimental impact on varieties of trees. Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer Beetles have been detected in various urban areas in South Africa, including the City of Cape Town. …”
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COVID-19, gender and health: Recentring women in African indigenous health discourses in Zimbabwe for environmental conservation by Molly Manyonganise

“…The focus of the paper is on finding out the ways in which women are safeguarding plants and trees whose leaves, roots and barks are envisioned as effective in preventing infection as well as curing the disease. …”
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