Locating Contextual Bible Study within praxis

Gerald West

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Christian Theology and Mission Religious and Theological Studies Theological Perspectives and Practices

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In the last issue of Diaconia (Diaconoa2/12) Elia Mligo wrote a critique of theb ible reading in the Ujamaa Centre. The following article is a response to Milgo, written by Gerald West. The main argument in this article is that every bible reading in the Ujamaa Centre and other places inspired by Ujamaa have to be situated in an emancipatory process. This makes every bible reading contextual,West argues. Still West writes, Milgo's perspective is a very important perspective in the discussion on bible reading and liberation.

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1989Biblical Hermeneutics and Black Theology in South Africa 1995Biblical hermeneutics of liberation : modes of reading the Bible in the South African context 2024Postcolonial Perspectives in African Biblical Interpretations 2007Reading other-wise : socially engaged biblical scholars reading with their local communities 2009The Not so Silent Citizen: Hearing Embodied Theology in the Context of HIV and AIDS in South Africa

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