JNJ Kritzinger

Embodied Existence

Theology

“This theological anthropology is a creative encounter with a wide range of theologians, but the main stimulus comes from contemporary films that explore the pain, ambiguity, and joy of being human. The author draws us into an engaging conversation on being bodies, as he grapples with what is true, good, and beautiful. The result is not a dry book on doctrine but a warm invitation into being Christian—in order to be genuinely human.”

Pastors, Chiefs, and Warlords

Evangelism & Missions

“This posthumous publication of Bob Walters gives a disturbing and yet hope-giving picture of village life and the entanglement between mission, war, development, and dependency. It reveals careful observation, deep listening, and an honest (self)-critique of coloniality and white racism. It shows a way beyond stereotypes about Africans, missionaries, and Christianity, stimulating a serious rethinking of mission, development, and church leadership.”