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Die na-binne of introverte gerigtheid van ‘Kerk en wêreld 2000’
Abstract
The introvertive view of Kerk en wêreld 2000
This article is a critical review of the official document Kerk en wêreld 2000 of the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk. It discusses the choice of this church to be a ‘Volkskerk’ (church of the people) and the implication which it has on the unity of the church. It concludes by highlighting the responsibilities of the church in practicing theology according to its own confessions.
