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THE ROLE OF THE ‘ORDINARY READER’ IN GERALD O WEST’S HERMENEUTICS
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  • 1987Plurality and ambiguity : hermeneutics, religion, hope221 cited
  • 1984Black and Reformed: Apartheid, Liberation, and the Calvinist Tradition216 cited
  • 1995Biblical hermeneutics of liberation : modes of reading the Bible in the South African context180 cited
  • 1986The unquestionable right to be free34 cited
  • 1998Christianity in a distressed Africa: A time to own and own up14 cited

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