The central questions I'm concerned with in my dissertation are: What is it to understand a person, and what value or significance does it have in our moral life? Instances of such understanding, misunderstanding, or lamentable lack of attempts at understanding permeate our live…
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The objective of the dissertation is to probe Ezekiel's perspective of judgment and deliverance in the light of temple ideology. The focus of the investigation is the role of the temple in the formation of the theology of judgment and deliverance in the temple visions of Ezekiel…
This thesis investigates the conceptual use of discernment in First Corinthians. As a motif, discernment spans many issues in the epistle while forming a key element in Paul’s understanding of the eschatological people of God in Christ and his expectations for them to emerge thr…
Talent management is an organisational process aimed at maximising the benefit gained from the organisation's workforce, mostly by assessing the future potential of senior organisational members to fill key positions based on their proportional contribution to the business. Desp…
The thesis inquires into the theme of political judgement and aims to rethink it from the perspective of twentieth-century philosophies of existence. It seeks to take up the contemporary challenge of political judgement that remains inadequately addressed within recent theorizin…
Psalm 82--a text notorious of its brevity, yet profound complex concepts is the subject of this thesis. Since the last two extensive works which were published in the late 1960s by James. S. Ackerman and Hans-Winfried Jüngling, there are several other pieces which develop from t…
Historically, decision-makers have used expert opinion to supplement lack of data. Expert opinion, however, is applied with much caution. This is because judgment is subjective and contains estimation error with some degree of uncertainty. The purpose of this study is to quantif…
The aim of this study is to build upon the emerging consensus that the Pauline mystery is rooted in a Jewish apocalyptic context, reflecting a “once hidden, now revealed” schema. For Paul, this mystery schema divides history into distinct ages of concealment and revelation. This…