Soma is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access theology journal published online in the heart of Africa. The title, Soma, is a hybridized word. In Greek it is a noun. It means “body”. In Swahili it is a verb. It means “to read” or “to study”. This journal seeks to develop a body of theological knowledge, practice, and reflection across languages, cultures, disciplines and economic backgrounds. In these interstitial spaces and moments theological discourses and theological counter-discourses will emerge. Consequently, while the journal is interested in modern theology generally, it will give priority to theologizing that is consciously done on the boundaries or margins of well-established theological discourses and theologizing that is done on the boundaries or margins of society.
- Soma is a peer-reviewed international theology journal with the highest standards of academic practice.
- Soma features the thought and practice of leading theologians from around the world.
- Soma gives opportunities for “emerging voices” to be heard.
- Soma gives free access to current and emerging theological thought and practice.
2012
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| “He Descended to the Dead”: Towards a Pastoral Strategy for Making Peace with the Living Dead | |
| Fergus King |
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