Johannis Siahaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 6795251 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Johannis Siahaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Johannis |
| FAMILY NAME | Siahaya |
| SIGNATURE | SIAHAYA J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sekolah Tinggi Agama Kristen Teruna Bhakti |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2289-3965 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Radix et hospitium
This article proposes an alternative paradigm for the discourse on religious moderation by exploring the dialectic between prophetic radicalism and hospitality in the early church’s ecclesiology. Through a narrative–theological analysis of the texts of Acts and the Pauline epistles, this study demonstrates that the early Christian community did not embody moderation as a middle ground that avoids extremes but rather as a creative tension between …
A Convergence of Paradigms between Dayak Lunday Traditional Deliberation and Matthew 18
It is always hard to combine biblical teachings with local knowledge among Indonesian Christian organizations with indigenous heritage. The Dayak Lundaye group in North Kalimantan has kept a traditional way of customary deliberative mechanisms such as talking things over or (musyawarah adat) that is quite similar to what Jesus said about how to settle disagreements in Matthew 18:15–20. This research looks into if there is real paradigmatic conver…
Dari "aku" ke "kita" yang terfragmentasi
This article examines the crisis of communal solidarity in Indonesian urban churches during the era of digital hyper-individualism through a phenomenological lens. Drawing on Charles Taylor's theoretical framework of "expressive individualism" and Robert Putnam's concept of "social capital," this research examines how digital technology and the culture of individualism have reshaped the dynamics of ecclesial communion. Through a comprehensive lit…
Wayang civilizes religion
Indonesia’s cultural acculturation and Christianity left behind by Islam are undeniable social realities that could be harmonised through puppetry. However, the propagator of Islam has used wayang (puppet) as a national symbol and original face. It has raised a polemic that involved serious conversations and sharp debates between religious and customary communities and invited the struggle of religious-cultural groups. Efforts to acculturate Chri…
The dialectics between the unity and diversity of the church
Conflict is often colouring the diversities of theology, besides church divisions, especially in the Indonesian context. In minimising the conflict, adequate knowledge is needed to understand that the diversity of theology is the essence of church unity. Apostle Paul explained the diversities in church unity using the metaphor of the body of Christ. This metaphor is inadequate to explain the differences in theological teachings as the essence of …
Embracing the traces of the deity Opo Empung in Minahasa for culturative Christianity
The conversation about God has the potential to generate constructive discussion because it is the central theme of various religious traditions in Indonesia. The belief of the Minahasa community, one of the tribes in Indonesia, regarding the expression of the Opo Empung deity has become a matter of debate because it contains mystical values. But on the other hand, there have been attempts to integrate the understanding of the divine with Christi…
Binocular vision and archaic religiosity in Minahasa
The encounter between Christian culture and religion in Minahasa has attracted attention because it reflects various resonances and fluctuations. Furthermore, culture contains strong social and religious values, and both aspects are scrambling to confirm the identity of each other’s traditions. Therefore, this study aims to find the Minahasa cultural religiosity value that can be an object for conversation with Christianity. By using a descriptiv…
Menstimulasi sikap kerukunan dalam jemaat
Harmony between the people of religion in Indonesia is not only the responsibility of the government, but it is also the responsibility of all Indonesians to maintain the integrity of the nation by building an attitude of tolerance and tolerance, and harmony among the people themselves. This also applies to Christians in Indonesia, to take part and be active in building harmony between religious communities. The Bible, especially Romans 14: 1-4 p…
Tuhan Ada di Mana-mana
The phenomenon of natural disasters has been felt in recent years and has become a global concern. This concern occurs because, the intensity of natural disasters that are increasingly frequent in various parts of the world lately, taking many victims both human, property, and other lives. Religions (including the church), however, have an essential calling and responsibility in dealing with the problem of the victims of the disaster. However, to…
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Tuhan Ada di Mana-mana
The phenomenon of natural disasters has been felt in recent years and has become a global concern. This concern occurs because, the intensity of natural disasters that are increasingly frequent in various parts of the world lately, taking many victims both human, property, and other lives. Religions (including the church), however, have an essential calling and responsibility in dealing with the problem of the victims of the disaster. However, to…
Menstimulasi sikap kerukunan dalam jemaat
Harmony between the people of religion in Indonesia is not only the responsibility of the government, but it is also the responsibility of all Indonesians to maintain the integrity of the nation by building an attitude of tolerance and tolerance, and harmony among the people themselves. This also applies to Christians in Indonesia, to take part and be active in building harmony between religious communities. The Bible, especially Romans 14: 1-4 p…
Binocular vision and archaic religiosity in Minahasa
The encounter between Christian culture and religion in Minahasa has attracted attention because it reflects various resonances and fluctuations. Furthermore, culture contains strong social and religious values, and both aspects are scrambling to confirm the identity of each other’s traditions. Therefore, this study aims to find the Minahasa cultural religiosity value that can be an object for conversation with Christianity. By using a descriptiv…
The dialectics between the unity and diversity of the church
Conflict is often colouring the diversities of theology, besides church divisions, especially in the Indonesian context. In minimising the conflict, adequate knowledge is needed to understand that the diversity of theology is the essence of church unity. Apostle Paul explained the diversities in church unity using the metaphor of the body of Christ. This metaphor is inadequate to explain the differences in theological teachings as the essence of …
Embracing the traces of the deity Opo Empung in Minahasa for culturative Christianity
The conversation about God has the potential to generate constructive discussion because it is the central theme of various religious traditions in Indonesia. The belief of the Minahasa community, one of the tribes in Indonesia, regarding the expression of the Opo Empung deity has become a matter of debate because it contains mystical values. But on the other hand, there have been attempts to integrate the understanding of the divine with Christi…
Wayang civilizes religion
Indonesia’s cultural acculturation and Christianity left behind by Islam are undeniable social realities that could be harmonised through puppetry. However, the propagator of Islam has used wayang (puppet) as a national symbol and original face. It has raised a polemic that involved serious conversations and sharp debates between religious and customary communities and invited the struggle of religious-cultural groups. Efforts to acculturate Chri…
Dari "aku" ke "kita" yang terfragmentasi
This article examines the crisis of communal solidarity in Indonesian urban churches during the era of digital hyper-individualism through a phenomenological lens. Drawing on Charles Taylor's theoretical framework of "expressive individualism" and Robert Putnam's concept of "social capital," this research examines how digital technology and the culture of individualism have reshaped the dynamics of ecclesial communion. Through a comprehensive lit…
Radix et hospitium
This article proposes an alternative paradigm for the discourse on religious moderation by exploring the dialectic between prophetic radicalism and hospitality in the early church’s ecclesiology. Through a narrative–theological analysis of the texts of Acts and the Pauline epistles, this study demonstrates that the early Christian community did not embody moderation as a middle ground that avoids extremes but rather as a creative tension between …
A Convergence of Paradigms between Dayak Lunday Traditional Deliberation and Matthew 18
It is always hard to combine biblical teachings with local knowledge among Indonesian Christian organizations with indigenous heritage. The Dayak Lundaye group in North Kalimantan has kept a traditional way of customary deliberative mechanisms such as talking things over or (musyawarah adat) that is quite similar to what Jesus said about how to settle disagreements in Matthew 18:15–20. This research looks into if there is real paradigmatic conver…
Contemporary Christian Leadership and Education (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Theology (5 works) · Cultural and Religious Practices in Indonesia (4 works) · Religious studies (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Christianity (3 works) · Constructive (3 works) · Islam (3 works)