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Vol. 54 (2013): Supplement 4

A special supplement of the NGTT presenting papers read at a conference on Religion and Law held at the University of Stellenbosch in 2011.

Published: 2013-07-20

From the Editor

Editorial & Bibliography

Pieter Coertzen

1-5
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Articles

Evolution of Muslim personal law in the South African constitutional dispensation

Sheikh Muneer Abduroaf

6-11
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Seeing through the secular illusion©

Iain T Benson

12-29
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The Dutch Reformed Church

Pieter Coertzen

30-40
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“Dei enim minister est tibi” – God’s servant for your good: The Dutch Reformed Church in Africa and the law

Sarel Corrie

41-46
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Law as an enabling principle in the Catholic Church

Marc De Mûelenaere

47-57
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Religion, Christianity and Civil Society

Silvio Ferrari

58-63
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Religion in school

Rassie Malherbe

1-10
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Law and religion in South Africa – an Anglican perspective

Esau Matthew

64-73
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Law and religion in South Africa: An African traditional perspective

Nokuzola Mndende

74-82
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The evolving role of the Rhema Movement in the South African public square

Marius Oosthuizen

83-100
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Law and religion - a Hindu Tamil perspective

Shri Kesu Padayachy

1-14
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The Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa’s enactment on church judicial and legal issues

Mary Anne Plaatjies van Huffel

101-113
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Freedom of religion and religious coercion The challenge posed by the prohibition of coercion as a condition of religious freedom

SP Pretorius

114-129
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The Reformed Churches in South Africa – a perspective on church’s view of the state

Johannes Smit

130-139
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Law and religious freedom in South Africa: Challenges facing the Seventh-day Adventist Church

Mxolisi Michael Sokupa

140-152
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Full Volume

NGTT Supplement 4: Religion and Law

Religion and Law Full Issue

1-150
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