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  1. Instability and dissonance: Provocations from Sandra Harding.Ann Milliken Pederson - 1995 - Zygon 30 (3):369-382.
    Sandra Harding's work is useful, not only as a critique of the scientific method and its epistemological constructs, but also in providing new energy and insights to the discussions about epistemology between theology and science.Feminist theory has been critical of the worldviews inherited from the Enlightenment. No longer is there one unambiguous way of knowing ourselves and the world around us, a single vision of reality. Feminist philosophers of science like Sandra Harding and Donna Haraway have redefined the scientific method (...)
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  • Christian Theology at the University: On the threshold or in the margin?Elna Mouton - 2008 - HTS Theological Studies 64 (1):431-445.
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  • Pitfalls and Promises for A Global Ethics.Pf Knitter - 1994 - Journal of Dharma 19 (3):248-259.
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  • Shifting ecclesial perspectives on sexuality and marriage in a postmodern world.Annelie Botha & Yolanda Dreyer - 2013 - HTS Theological Studies 69 (2):01-10.
    The aim of the article is to critically question whether the church is still able to guide people to make meaningful choices with regard to marriage and sexuality when values keep shifting. This question is especially relevant where the church still tends to uphold premodern values (heteronormative, patriarchal, monogamous) with regard to sexuality and marriage as the only (prescriptive) model for marriage in a postmodern world. The article consists of the following sections: changing values versus traditional values; marriage and sexuality (...)
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