The latest Conspectus, from South African Theological Seminary, is now out (available here as a pdf), containing an interesting mix of main essays:
Annang Asumang
Captured by Christ Jesus: Paul as Christ’s Trophy Slave in Philippians
Andrew Aucamp
Paradox and the Centrality of the Doctrine of God in Hermeneutics
Callie J.T. Joubert
Mindfulness and the Brain: a Christian Critique of Some Aspects of Neuroscience
Dan Lioy
Jesus’ Resurrection and the Nature of the Believer’s Resurrection Body (1 Cor 15:1-58)
Darrell O’Donoghue and Dan Lioy
Biblical-Theological Analysis of Matthew 6:19–34 to Clarify the Relationship between the Christian Disciple and Money
Mark Pretorius
The Creation and the Fall of Adam and Eve: Literal, Symbolic, or Myth?
Kevin G. Smith, Integrated Theology: A Key to Training Thinking Practitioners
Mervin van der Spuy
Cheating at Solitaire: the Danger of Self-Deception in Pastoral and Counselling Ministry
Noel B. Woodbridge
An Evaluation of Contemporary Challenges to Evangelical Orthodoxy Posed by Toon’s Four Basic Types of Theology: A Christian response
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