‘Doing theology as though nothing had happened’ – reading Karl Barth’s confessional theology in Zimbabwe today? by Rothney Tshaka

“…This article will attempt to argue that this theology can contribute to the Reformed theology in present day Zimbabwe. It will therefore attempt to introduce the confessional theology of Karl Barth to Zimbabwe; however, it also argues that the RCZ will have to realise that a number of adjustments need to be made on its part to ensure that it appropriates this theology profitably for its situation. …”
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The Use of the Harmonium in Opera by Ádám Sándor FAZAKAS

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SÁNDOR VERESS’S THRENOS IN THE LIGHT OF ‘TRADITION’ AND ‘RENEWAL’ by Miklós FEKETE

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Hold the candle: mission at the crossroads in our era by J. Kommers

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Constructing ancient slavery as socio-historic context of the New Testament by Hendrik Goede

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ÜBER DIE INTERPRETATION DES ORGEL ZYKLUS „LES CORPS GLORIEUX" VON OLIVIER MESSIAEN by Erzsébet WINDHAGER-GERÉD

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ANALYTICAL ASPECTS IN MISSA DE BEATA VIRGINE BY JOSQUIN DES PREZ by Apolka FÁBIÁN

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JOHN RUTTER’S REQUIEM – BETWEEN ANGLICAN TRADITION AND FRENCH MUSICAL AESTHETICS by Krisztián KÁLLÓ

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Jonathan Edwards' Emphasis on Religious Affections As Via Media To Extreme Responses of Revival by Heruarto Salim

“…What is a true revival, then according to Reformed theology? The figure most fit to answer this question is none other than Jonathan Edwards. …”
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Unravelling some of the theological problems underlying discourse on nature by Ernst M. Conradie

“…These are illustrated with examples of contributions to reformed theology from within the South African context. …”
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ZOLTÁN GÁRDONYI’S CHAMBER MUSIC: A FANTASIA FOR VIOLIN AND ORGAN INSPIRED BY THE TUNE OF THE HYMN ENTITLED „AZ ÉN IDŐM, MINT A SZÉP NYÁR” (“MY TIME IS LIKE THE SHINY SUMMER”)... by Gabriela COCA

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Reformation and transformation today: Essentials of reformation tradition and theology as seen from the perspectives of the South by Jerry Pillay

“…It pays particular attention to the realities of the Global South, mainly South Africa, and shows how these can form a basis for renewal and transformation of Reformed theology and practice today. In this sense, the article establishes that the ‘theological revolution’ continues into the 21st century bringing about ecclesiastical, social and cultural change.…”
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The Evolution of the Harmonium: From Ancient China to Beloved Instrument in France by Ádám Sándor FAZAKAS

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Calvinism, atheism and freedom of religion: A South African perspective by J.H. (Amie) van Wyk

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Verset en rewolusie by I. W.C. van Wyk

“…It is argued that in  Biblical Reformed theology not only the duty to obey but also the right to resist are justified. …”
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EDITORIAL EXPLOSION by Gabriela COCA

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Reconsidering Syncretism and Contextualization: The <i>sangoma-Prophet</i> Phenomenon in South African Neo-Prophetic Pentecostalism by Thabang R. Mofokeng

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A pastoral evaluation on the issue of ‘<i>vat en sit</i>’ with special reference to the Black Reformed Churches of South Africa by David K. Semenya

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FUNERAL SONGS by Éva PÉTER

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Faith and South African realities in practising forgiveness by Rudy A. Denton

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