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The (demanding) history of South African public theology as prophetic theology
Lastly, even if there are more creative common grounds and tensions to be explored in this particular narrative (with its many voices), I feel the need to point to some urgent, critical questions, perhaps taking us into new directions. Contribution: The author seeks with this literature review to articulate the tensions in the development of public theology as prophetic theology within the South African context.