In honor of Inus Daneel

[Marthinus Daneel, known among his friends and colleagues as Inus, lived a long and impactful life in Zimbabwe, South Africa and, eventually, Boston Massachusetts. This tribute flows from my experience of working with Inus in the Department of Missiology, as it existed in the 1980s and 1990s at the University of South Africa (Unisa). I treasure the memory of Inus as friend, scholar, organiser, and fellow pilgrim.]

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OpenBU (Boston University)
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2024-10-01
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Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies
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In honor of Inus Daneel

Johannes N.J. (Klippies) Kritzinger
OpenBU (Boston University)
Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies
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In honor of Inus Daneel

Johannes N.J. (Klippies) Kritzinger
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[Marthinus Daneel, known among his friends and colleagues as Inus, lived a long and impactful life in Zimbabwe, South Africa and, eventually, Boston Massachusetts. This tribute flows from my experience of working with Inus in the Department of Missiology, as it existed in the 1980s and 1990s at the University of South Africa (Unisa). I treasure the memory of Inus as friend, scholar, organiser, and fellow pilgrim.]

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