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Belydenisvorming as kanonisering van geloofsoortuigings
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The canonisation of religious convictions through the forming of creeds. This article deals with aspects of the process which underlies the shaping of formal creeds. Two stages are investigated: A preliminary stage in which a community of faith reacts in a polemic way to contextual questions or threats, and a secondary stage in which earlier confessions are canonised. Some of the implications of the canonisation of confessions of faith are scrutinised. The final conclusion is that the canonisation of one systematised understanding of faith runs afoul of the diversity of theologies and metaphoric language in the Old and New Testament.
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From Genesis 38 binne die Josefverhaal: ’n Literêr-sosiologiese perspektief (2002) · cites this paper as Breytenbach 2000:383-386
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- Loader, J A 1999. Gottes Umkehr und prophetische Absurditat: Zum umgekehrten Bekenntnis in Jona 4:2-3. OTE 12(2), 326-338.
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Genesis 38 binne die Josefverhaal: ’n Literêr-sosiologiese perspektief
Viljoen, D. A., & Breytenbach, P. P. B. (2002) · HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies · doi:10.4102/hts.v58i4.706 · Cited by 1
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- Breytenbach, A. P. B.
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- HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies
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- 2000-01-11
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- 0259-9422
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