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Sensus Plenoir versus the Grammatical-historical Hermeneutic

What does the term “sensus plenior” mean? “Sensus plenior” is a Latin term which means, literally, “fuller sense,” or “deeper meaning”. The term “sensus plenior” is used to refer to...
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Which Way for Kenya?

By Prof Stuart Fowler This article is a response to an article titled “What Kibaki and Raila can do to check diplomatic onslaught“ by ELIAS MOKUA NYATETE, published on the Daily Nation on the...
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Quote of the Day

No Christian can avoid theology. Every Christian has a theology. The issue, the, is not, do we want to have a theology? That’s given. The real issue is, do we have a sound theology? - R.C....
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Whose Fault?

Was it really my fault? I knew that I should have done something about it. I am not particularly sure what i should have done though… You see this is how it begun. Last Friday I had taken a ride to...
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Church Erred in Hosting Ethnic Caucus

Post by Jesse Masai I read a story appearing in today’s Daily Nation with great dismay. In the piece, a new council of elders for the Kalenjin community had been assembled at the Reformed Church of East...
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