Titlebook: Christianity Amidst Apartheid; Selected Perspective Martin Prozesky (Ad Hominem Professor and Head) Book 1990 Martin Prozesky 1990 Africa.C

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Christianity’s Impact on Race Relations in South Africahich people experience the consequences of state and church decisions, many of which deeply affect their lives. By contrast, a scientific approach to religions should study people’s actual situations, ideals, visions about the future, longings, cultures and world views, for without reliable informat

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The Impact of Christianity on Socio-Economic Developments in South Africaill have to be colonial history. The first question is whether the Christian faith had anything to do with the evolution of the historial dynamic which led to the domination of the world by a few European countries. The second question is what role it played in the evolution of a particular colonial

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Christians and Education in South Africa appreciation of the distant past and offered substantially different models of human behaviour and thus the continuing alternatives of a choice between clerical and classical views of human nature and destiny. The flowering of spirituality extended the exploration of inner space, while the inventio

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Christianity, Evangelisation and the Social Factor in South Africa radical change in the Church’s methods of evangelisation, which the Church by and large has found difficult to put into effect. I use the term ‘evangelisation’ here in the sense recently given to it in the Roman Catholic Church. Prior to the Second Vatican Council of 1962–65 and, even more precisel

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Religious Pluralism and Christianity in South Africak on the East Coast and just west of the mouth of the Bushman’s River. He most probably did not. Even if he did encounter indigenous people, his task in performing the first known Christian act on our shores was not to look for the footprints of God in Africa. If he, as a civil servant loyal to the

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The Church and the Struggle for a Democratic South Africatant role in the social and political life of the country. The Church is not, however, a monolithic institution but a very diverse set of denominations and groups which differ in their interpretation of Christianity and include within their membership a wide spectrum of cultural background and polit

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