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1	Ancestors : a challenge to the Oruuano Church of Namibia Breure, Johan 11 1900 (has links) Text in English / Oruuano is an Independent Church in Namibia founded in 1955 because of members of the Herero community breaking away from the Rhenish Mission Church. Oruuano has the same doctrinal position as the Evangelical Lutheran Churches. In all church services it uses the standard Lutheran liturgical forms and the Otjiherero Lutheran hymnal. Belief in the ancestors is strong among the Herero. It is centred around the holy fire that is found between the main house of the head man and the cattle's kraal. The church does not acknowledge the ancestors, but it allows its members to venerate their ancestors outside the church. The church's approach is that of tacit consent. This dissertation discusses this approach and concludes that Oruuano cannot remain silent on the ancestors any longer. Time has come to deal with it theologically, showing the supremacy of Christ, while integrating Herero traditional practices and spirituality with the worship and practice of Oruuano. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / M.Th. (Missiology) Herero in Namibia Oruuano Protestant Unity Church Independent Churches Rhenish Mission Ancestor Ancestor veneration Holy fire Dualism 291.21308996399 Ancestor worship -- Namibia Herero (African people) Christianity -- Namibia Christianity and culture
2	Analytical study of the theme of liberation in the Psalms. Nelumbu, Martin. January 1994 (has links) Abstract available in pdf file. Christianity--Namibia. Liberation theology. Salvation. Judaism--Customs and practices. Theses--Theology. Bible Psalms. Liberation theology.
3	Ancestors : a challenge to the Oruuano Church of Namibia Breure, Johan 11 1900 (has links) Text in English / Oruuano is an Independent Church in Namibia founded in 1955 because of members of the Herero community breaking away from the Rhenish Mission Church. Oruuano has the same doctrinal position as the Evangelical Lutheran Churches. In all church services it uses the standard Lutheran liturgical forms and the Otjiherero Lutheran hymnal. Belief in the ancestors is strong among the Herero. It is centred around the holy fire that is found between the main house of the head man and the cattle's kraal. The church does not acknowledge the ancestors, but it allows its members to venerate their ancestors outside the church. The church's approach is that of tacit consent. This dissertation discusses this approach and concludes that Oruuano cannot remain silent on the ancestors any longer. Time has come to deal with it theologically, showing the supremacy of Christ, while integrating Herero traditional practices and spirituality with the worship and practice of Oruuano. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / M.Th. (Missiology) Herero in Namibia Oruuano Protestant Unity Church Independent Churches Rhenish Mission Ancestor Ancestor veneration Holy fire Dualism 291.21308996399 Ancestor worship -- Namibia Herero (African people) Christianity -- Namibia Christianity and culture

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