Oop en vry teologiese debat met werklike diepgang

TLDR: Van Aarde and Pelser as mentioned in this paper discussed the influence of the Reformation and Aufldirung on Biblical interpretation, methodology of exegesis, role of extra-canonical writings, a canon in the canon, the use of the Bible at the university and in the church, Bible translation, the interrelationship between theology and culture, a critical evaluation of the ''peoples' church" ("volkskerk"); the church as corpus permixtum; ministry rather than office; confessionalism; Pauline themes; the theological heritage of Rudolf B

Abstract: "An in-depth open theological discussion". This article reflects a conversation between Andries G van Aarde and Gert Pelser. G M M Pelser was professor of New Testament at the University of Pretoria from 1972 to 2001. The following issues were discussed: the influence of the Reformation and Aufldirung on Biblical interpretation; methodology of exegesis; the role of extra-canonical writings; a canon in the canon; the use of the Bible at the university and in the church; Bible translation; the interrelationship between theology and culture; a critical evaluation of the ''peoples' church" ("volkskerk"); "the church as corpus permixtum; ministry rather than office; confessionalism; Pauline themes; the theological heritage of Rudolf Bultmann.