Study of religion in southern Africa essays in honour of G.C. Oosthuizen (Brill, 2005)
Includes bibliographical references and index
G.C. Oosthuizen and the study of religion in KwaZulu-Natal / Johannes A. Smit and P. Pratap Kumar -- "Once the Buddha was a seagull ..." : reading Jonathan Livingston Seagull as a Mahayana Buddhist text / Michel Clasquin -- Mwali : a god of war or a god of peace? / Leslie S. Nthoi -- Strategies for expressing social conflict within communal African societies in Southern Africa / N.S. Turner -- Circle readings of the Bible/scriptoratures / Musa W. Dube -- Kirimomo : a hermeneutical approach in Gospel proclamation of the Niger Delta / J. Enuwosa -- The challenge of Nigerian Pentecostal theology and the perspicuity of scripture / A.O. Nkwoka -- The prophetic vocation of the African scholar : a celebration of wholeness / Maarman Sam Tshehla -- Towards a mudzimu hermeneutic : a Basuto reading of the "strange woman" in the post-exilic texts / Denzil Chetty -- Religion in the political culture of Kenya / Hassan Ndzovu -- Facing the reality of the Ethiopian encounter / A.L. Pitchers -- The AMEC schism in Namibia (1946) / Hendrik Rudolf Tjibeba -- The long walk to freedom : from religious instruction to religion in education / Manila Soni Amin -- From denial and displacement to readjustment : Indian diaspora in South Africa / P. Pratap Kumar -- Before Gandhi : Leo Tolstoy's non-violent kingdom of God / J.A. Loubser