'n Christelike perspektief op die skepping van God en die mens se verantwoordelikheid in die lig van die Ou- en Nuwe Testament
Published by : Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie (Pretoria) Physical details: 112p Hardcover Year: 2000| Item type | Current location | Call number | Vol info | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie | 231.3 SMI (Browse shelf) | Skripsie | 2 | Not For Loan | APA079341 |
Inleiding: Noodsaak van die studie -- Agtergrond vir die Joodase verstaan van die skepping in die Ou Testament -- Joodse siening van die skepping van God en die mens se verantwoordelikheid -- 'n Eksegetiese ondersoek van enkele Ou Testamentiese tekste wat oor die skepping van God handel -- Agtergrond vir die verstaan van die skepping in die Nuwe Testament -- Die mens se verantwoordelikheid teenoor die skepping in die Nuwe Testament -- Konklusie -- Geraadpleegde werke
In Science Magazine (10 March 1967) an article was published with the title: "The Historical Roots of our Ecological crisis". In this article it is mentioned by the author that he blames the modern ecological crisis, in which the ecology is raped by humans, on the Christian interpretation of Gn 1:26-28 constitutes that man has no responsibility whatsoever towards the creation. In antiquity, he thinks, the animistic religions had a better view of the ecology and man's responsibility, by seeing the creation as holy. This should then be the key towards modern interpretation of man's responsibility towards the creation.

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