Andries van Aarde se vaderlose Jesus

Roux, Jurie le

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“…5 Le Roux read almost all Old Testament dissertations and monographs and discussed them empathetically. It was written during the heydays of the synchronic-diachronic debate, hence the title Le Roux 1996a, 2002a, 2011a, 2011b…”

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Jurie le Roux: Master of many academic trades

Scheffler

2019

Verbum et Ecclesia

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In 2008, the author wrote an article on sex and eros (Scheffler 2008) without having read or even being aware of Le Roux's article.2.His friendship also reminds me of an adage expressed by Jürgen Moltmann at a meeting during his visit to South Africa in 1978: 'Besides the obligation for Christian brotherhood there exists fortunately also the privilege of Christian friendship'.In this article, Jurie Hendrik le Roux's contribution to the theological endeavour is explored. His wide interdisciplinary interest that bears fruit in various fields of his work proved (at least in his case) that the adage 'Jack of all trades and master of none' is invalid. His research in sociology, Church history and philosophy will be discussed in so far as it contributed to his main interest, Old Testament Studies. In what follows, I will therefore make some remarks on Le Roux's work on sociology, Church history, ancient Israelite historiography, research history and also on exegetical methodology, Pentateuchal studies, philosophy and hermeneutics. My method will be to indicate the links between these disciplines as facets of one huge theological endeavour.Intradisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary implications: This article gives an overview of the theological contribution of the Old Testament scholar Jurie le Roux. Over many years, his work in the field of Old Testament Studies stretched into many other fields -as indicated in the article -such as sociology, Church history and philosophy.

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Jurie le Roux: Master of many academic trades

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2019

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“…3 Deur hierdie artikel aan Jurie le Roux op te dra, vertrou ek dat die onaangename ervaring waaraan hy blootgestel was hiermee op positiewe wyse afgesluit kan word (kyk na Le Roux 2002:77-98, 2011. Of die dispuut met hierdie openbare lesing (artikel) in my eie denominasionele kring tot 'n einde sal kom en of dit in die toekoms moontlik deel van 'n amptelike klag van dwaalleer teen my persoonlik gaan word, sal die tyd nog leer.…”

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<i>Fatherless in Galilee</i>: �n Outobiografiese refleksie

Aarde

2013

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Fatherless in Galilee: An autobiographical reflection. The article is a academic, reworked version of a public speech in which the author explains his position expressed in his book Fatherless in Galilee: Jesus as Child of God, published in 2001 and which has created ecclesiastical dispute with regard to confessional affirmations about the virginal conception of Jesus, his resurrection from the dead and his ascension to heaven. The article discusses the circumstances which led to the writing of the book, the exegetical and theological insights which influenced the author and the continuing relevance of historical Jesus research. The article is written in the genre of autobiographical biblical criticism.

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Historical understanding and rethinking the foundations

Roux

2007

HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies

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This article contributes to the fundamental rethinking of New Testament scholarship being undertaken by New Testament scholars attached to the University of South Africa (UNISA), Pretoria, South Africa. The thrust of the article holds that the historical Jesus research is of the utmost importance and it puts the emphasis on the individuality of an event and the contribution of nineteenth century reflection on history. As point of departure and further elaboration it accentuates the notion that history writing must be a form of homecoming

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Andries van Aarde se vaderlose Jesus

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Jurie le Roux: Master of many academic trades

Jurie le Roux: Master of many academic trades

<i>Fatherless in Galilee</i>: �n Outobiografiese refleksie

Historical understanding and rethinking the foundations

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