Theology and Religious Studies: Recent submissions

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  • Ditumelo secondary literature review: HIV prevention and faith-based organisation in Botswana 

    Haron, M.; Jensen, K.; Mmolai, S.; Nkomazana, F.; Sebina, L.; Togarasei, L. (Boleswa Journal of Theology, Religion and Philosophy (BJTRP), 2008-06)
    The following secondary literature review was developed by a team of researchers from the University of Botswana, primarily from the Department of Theology and Religious studies, as part of an assessment of the present and ...

  • Acceptance and rejection: The Traditional-healer prophet and his intergration of healing methods 

    Kelaotswe, O.N. (Boleswa Journal of Theology, Religion and Philosophy (BJTRP), 2005-12)
    This paper examines the practices of traditional healing and how they are integrated or rejected by the African Independent Churches (AICS)in Botswana. The paper argues that in spite of some doubtful elements of rejection ...

  • The God That Answers With Fire: Religious Transformation And Public Morality In Africa 

    Ikpe, I.B. (Boleswa Journal of Theology, Religion and Philosophy (BJTRP), 2005-12)
    This paper focuses on public morality in Africa and examines the contributions of Christian theology to moral decline in Africa. The paper points out the disparity between the theology of purnishment in African religions ...

  • Gaborone Muslim Community: A Vignette into their lives 

    Haron, M. (Faculty of Theology, University of Stellenbosch, http://academic.sun.ac.za/tsv/Scriptura/scriptura.htm, 2006)
    Southern Africa's Muslim minorities have been growing at a steady pace through procreation, conversion and migration. These Muslim communities have rooted and embedded themselves onto the Southern African soil and have ...

  • Da 'wah Movements and Sufi Tariqahs: Competing for spiritual spaces in contemporary South(ern) Africa 

    Haron, M. (Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs; Carfax Publishing; Taylor & Francis; http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/13602004.asp, 2005-08)
    This paper provides a brief survey of the contemporary da'wah movements and Sufi orders (tariqah) that have redefined and reformulated some of the social institutions among the Muslim community in southern Africa. After ...