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Theologia Viatorum seeks to delve into the theology of the pilgrim and/or traveler. The journal aims to explore aspects of theology and religion in order to deepen our understanding of God and to expand our views on religious traditions. The journal is interested in all African religious traditions in their various forms, in every part of Africa, and it is open to every methodology. View our Editorial Team.


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 LATEST ARTICLES

Original Research

 
Silenced languages: Probing biblical texts and South African context post-colonially  
Mlamli Diko
19 June 2025

Original Research

 
Integrating sex-and-gender in Zimbabwe’s Family, Religious and Moral Education syllabus  
Gift Masengwe, Bekithemba Dube
04 June 2025

Original Research

 
Unmasking the perpetrators: Church leaders and gender-based violence in South Africa  
Mmamajoro Phalatsi-Shilubana
30 May 2025

Original Research

 
‘Mixing religious logics in peacebuilding’: An Integrated interfaith approach to counter-violent extremism in Kenya  
Stephen A. Kapinde
29 May 2025

Original Research

 
Christ’s violent crucifixion in Hebrew Scriptures and Synoptics: Its relevance to violence in South Africa  
Mphumezi Hombana
30 April 2025

Original Research

 
Prophetic Christianity in Kenya: A call for the renaissance of critical pulpit theology  
Stephen A. Kapinde
31 March 2025

Review Article

 
Rest in peace: Reconciling reformed funeral practices with protestant views on intercession  
Ndidzulafhi Mudau
27 March 2025

Original Research

 
Hybrid Christianity! A new approach to doing church in the context of migration  
Martin Mujinga
21 March 2025

Original Research

 
Mother Paul’s care for his Corinthian children: A text-centered analysis of 1 Cor. 3:1–4 metaphor  
Tsholofelo J. Kukuni
14 March 2025

Original Research

 
A postcolonial analysis between theological methods: Osmer and the praxis cycle  
Eugene Baron
28 February 2025
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 ANNOUNCEMENTS

 Notification: VACANCY: Editor-in-Chief of ‘Theologia Viatorum’

 

Theologia Viatorum, a reputable peer-reviewed scholarly journal, seated in the School of Social Sciences within the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Limpopo and published by AOSIS, is looking for a dynamic and experienced academic to take on the role of Editor-in-Chief to oversee the editorial process of this open-access scholarly journal. Read the full article.

 
Posted: 2025-05-26

Notification: A must-read for researchers in Science, Engineering and Technology

 
We’re excited to share a compelling editorial by Karishma Singh: ‘Aligning conservation efforts with the Sustainable Development Goals in African Journal of Biodiversity Conservation. It explores the theological significance of launching the journal. Read the editorial.  
Posted: 2025-06-02 More...

Book Release: Education and climate change: Discovering strategies for individual and collective action

 
Read the open-access book, Education and climate change: Discovering strategies for individual and collective action. This book positions education as a transformative force in climate action, advocating for inclusive, action-oriented learning to build resilience and drive sustainable change.  
Posted: 2025-05-29

Book Release: Oral history in South Africa: Autoethnography, methodologies and ethics

 
Read the open-access book, Oral history in South Africa: Autoethnography, methodologies and ethicsThis book reimagines South African historical scholarship by elevating oral testimonies and advocating for Afrocentric, ethical approaches to oral history as vital tools for inclusive and transformative narratives.  
Posted: 2025-05-22

Book Release: Digital inequality in a developing context: A multifaceted approach

 
Read the open-access book, Towards the sustainable well-being of communities: Africa, the modern empire and Christianity. This book examines South Africa’s persistent digital divide across sectors like education, healthcare, and agriculture, highlighting how socio-economic, technical, and geographical factors—especially the urban–rural split—contribute to unequal digital access and outcomes.  
Posted: 2025-05-22
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