“…Kalaharian pastor Nelson Lekutlane simplifies the reasoning behind this twofold liberation by stating that one cannot pray to God through other people's eyes and their contexts; rather, one needs to engage with God through one's own mind, heart, and context by undoing all alienation. 21 Contextual theologies, like liberation theologies, soon became an attraction for many scholars of mission. 22 For the sake of past missionaries, one needs to note that even in the colonial era, some were keen to research Indigenous cultures and practised dialogue long before anthropologies existed.…”