Die NHKA op reis na inklusiwiteit II: 'n Holistiese teo-antropologie as voorwaarde vir ekklesiologie

Die NHKA op reis na inklusiwiteit II: 'n Holistiese teo-antropologie as voorwaarde vir ekklesiologie

This second article further examines the hypothesis that the fragmentation in the ecclesiology of the Netherdutch Reformed Church (NRCA) is based on a fragmented understanding of humanity. The concept of fragmentation is considered as the result of a positivistic epistemology with regard to understanding the ontology of humankind. In light of this, the NRCA's understanding of humanity is examined as it appeared in the Church's polity of 'no equalisation' with regard to the justification of separate ethnic-based churches and the Church's current understanding of homosexuality. The content of an inclusive theological anthropology is considered and suggested for the Church as a necessary step on its journey towards inclusivity.

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Main Authors: van Wyk,Tanya, Buitendag,Johan
Format: Digital revista
Language:Afrikaans
Published: University of Pretoria 2011
Online Access:http://www.scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0259-94222011000300006
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spelling oai:scielo:S0259-942220110003000062013-07-10Die NHKA op reis na inklusiwiteit II: 'n Holistiese teo-antropologie as voorwaarde vir ekklesiologievan Wyk,TanyaBuitendag,JohanThis second article further examines the hypothesis that the fragmentation in the ecclesiology of the Netherdutch Reformed Church (NRCA) is based on a fragmented understanding of humanity. The concept of fragmentation is considered as the result of a positivistic epistemology with regard to understanding the ontology of humankind. In light of this, the NRCA's understanding of humanity is examined as it appeared in the Church's polity of 'no equalisation' with regard to the justification of separate ethnic-based churches and the Church's current understanding of homosexuality. The content of an inclusive theological anthropology is considered and suggested for the Church as a necessary step on its journey towards inclusivity. University of Pretoria HTS Theological Studies v.67 n.3 20112011-01-01journal articletext/htmlhttp://www.scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0259-94222011000300006af
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Die NHKA op reis na inklusiwiteit II: 'n Holistiese teo-antropologie as voorwaarde vir ekklesiologie
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title Die NHKA op reis na inklusiwiteit II: 'n Holistiese teo-antropologie as voorwaarde vir ekklesiologie
title_short Die NHKA op reis na inklusiwiteit II: 'n Holistiese teo-antropologie as voorwaarde vir ekklesiologie
title_full Die NHKA op reis na inklusiwiteit II: 'n Holistiese teo-antropologie as voorwaarde vir ekklesiologie
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description This second article further examines the hypothesis that the fragmentation in the ecclesiology of the Netherdutch Reformed Church (NRCA) is based on a fragmented understanding of humanity. The concept of fragmentation is considered as the result of a positivistic epistemology with regard to understanding the ontology of humankind. In light of this, the NRCA's understanding of humanity is examined as it appeared in the Church's polity of 'no equalisation' with regard to the justification of separate ethnic-based churches and the Church's current understanding of homosexuality. The content of an inclusive theological anthropology is considered and suggested for the Church as a necessary step on its journey towards inclusivity.
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