Nubian Exodus

    Enculturation is a term that was born out of a religious context but is currently used in different academic disciplines. In religion, the term can be used to refer to the process by which a particular religion for example the Christian faith, comes into a particular cultural context, makes convert, and goes on incarnating that culture for continuous and effective gospel communication. The result of that Christianity’s cultural incarnation is that the religion reaching out (Christianity) takes hold of the content of the culture by using its cultural concepts, but in turn, reflects the identity of that culture. This is to create continuity between the pre-Christian traditional religions of that area with the Christian faith. Africanisation also refers to the same thing as enculturation but with Africanisation, the focus is on the African context and its cultures (Starkloff 1992:69). Now in this study, we shall describe the religious aspect of enculturation/Africanisat...

  INTRODUCTION Social Justice has been one of the most debated topics amongst believers in the 21st century, different camps have risen up and many churches have been divided over this issue. Statements have been issued out either for or against this topic. For example, we have the Statement on Social Justice and the Gospel which was made by John Macarthur and others which connected social justice with Cultural Marxism, in one of its clauses the statement speaking about social justice says “dangerous and false teachings that threaten the gospel, misrepresent Scripture, and lead people away from the grace of God in Jesus Christ (SJ&G 2018).” John Macarthur considers the social justice movement as the greatest threat he had to face in the church, this is due to his views that it is anti-scriptural and antithetical to the gospel. The Sovereign Nations’ organization a strict conservative and one of the prominent critics of social justice, held a conference under the topic “social...