Abstract
The relationship between Christology and ethics in Colossians praxis for the postmodern believer and church In Colossians, there is a close relationship between Christology and ethics. This relationship provides answers to the many questions that face the postmodern believer and the church in the current secular world. Believers constantly battle to apply their faith in a practical way. The reason for this is that believers do not have a reference point from which to apply their faith in practice. The relationship between Christology and ethics in the letter to the Colossians presents such a reference point, namely the believer�s identity in Jesus Christ. This identity in Christ, and not nomalism, should determine all ethical decisions of the believer.
Highlights
Gelowiges in Suid-Afrika se geloof en verhouding met Christus word daagliks bedreig deur allerlei beproewings en versoekings wat mense, omstandighede en die bose op hul pad lê
Lidmate vra om praktiese leiding in hierdie nuwe situasies wat feitlik daagliks verander
Wanneer die gelowige se identiteit in Christus geleë is en die verhouding met Christus die praktiese geloofslewe bepaal, word gelowiges in staat gestel om dinamies en nuut met hul omstandighede en nuwe uitdagings om te gaan
Summary
Affiliations: 1Departement NuweTestamentiese Wetenskap, Fakulteit Teologie, Universiteit van Pretoria, Pretoria, Suid-Afrika.
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