God Edition 2017

With the androgyne seen as sacred, India’s courts have recognised the rights of transgender people

Theology must be put into practice and the church should not be afraid to dirty its hands.

The falling rand and profit-driven tour operators force many Muslims to abandon pilgrimage plans

Mmabatho Montsho found a different medium to express the need to create, propelled byurgent messages that haunted her from the other side

"I am of the view that one of the very serious crises that the church is faced with is the distortion of biblical teachings"

"Picking a deity also means joining a larger organisation and ascribing to its rules"

What would the Goddess be met with, were she to walk the streets of Johannesburg?

The Rivers Church’s coffers overflow, thanks to its congregants’ belief in its work

Jo’burg churchgoers take a leap of faith in prophet Samuel Radebe’s version of African Christianity.

Navigating the contradictions of Muslim food culture in Johannesburg.

The doctrine of the ‘broad church’ is increasingly giving way to Darwinian politics

Too much of the experience of the so-called ex-gay ministries over the past three decades has shown that sexual orientation cannot be changed.

I am an African and an Anglican and I don’t buy into the idea that ­Christianity has ­colonised African ­spirituality

I am at peace with the knowledge that religions might not be able to provide the answer to what or who God is but I am happy just to keep searching

The continent’s gender phobias are legitimised by money from narrow American churches.