Learning from African theologians and their hermeneutics: Some reflections from a German Evangelical theologian

Hans-Georg W

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1. African Biblical Studies: An Introduction to an Emerging Discipline
Andrew M. Mbuvi
Currents in Biblical Research vol: 15 issue: 2 first page: 149 year: 2017
doi: 10.1177/1476993X16648813

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