About the Author

Manitza Kotzé is Associate Professor in Dogmatology, Unit for Reformed Theology and the Development of the South African Society at the Faculty of Theology, North-West University.



Nadia Marais is Senior Lecturer in Systematic Theology, Department of Systematic Theology and Ecclesiology at the Faculty of Theology, Stellenbosch University.



Nina Müller van Velden is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow. Her research focus area is Ancient Texts at the Faculty of Theology, North-West University.

Reviews

"The question mark already suggests the approach--this collection is offered not as answers but as calls to conversation, not as an argument from only one perspective but as different voices from diverse backgrounds and experiences. Together they ask whether these themes, often silent and invisible, are not perhaps more urgent, and these questions, sometimes unmasking, sometimes painful, not more challenging than many may seem to think."
--Dirk J. Smit, Princeton Theological Seminary

"This volume of essays by a younger generation of South African theologians grapples with issues such as gender violence, reproductive issues, rape culture, queer identities, marriage, social media, the role of faith in public life, and social transformation. The book reflects the complex, multicultural context of the modern South African nation in fascinating ways but contains insights that transcend national and cultural borders. A must-have for the shelf of any ethicist!"
--Rachel S. Baard, Union Presbyterian Seminary

"This important and timely collection of essays offers a superb engagement with questions related to sex, sexuality, and the Christian faith. The editors have masterfully gathered and presented a series of theological and ethical contributions from a range of theological and ethical perspectives. This book is sure to shape our thinking for years to come. I highly recommend it."
--Dion A. Forster, Stellenbosch University