Name: Better Together: Crossing the Divide in South Africa (en Inglés)
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Author: Roger Pearce
ISBN: 9780620723541

portada Better Together: Crossing the Divide in South Africa (en Inglés)

Better Together: Crossing the Divide in South Africa (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Roger Pearce

Autor

Roger Pearce

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Inglés

N° páginas

184

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780620723541

Better Together: Crossing the Divide in South Africa (en Inglés)

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For centuries the story of South Africa could not be told without reference to race, along with its two cousins of tribe and class. The colonial history of our nation, followed in 1948 by Apartheid as a system of ordering society, ensured that racism is a foundational fault-line in the nation. To use biblical language, racism became our national idolatry. Much pain and suffering went into the Struggle to dismantle race as a basis for ordering our national life. The father of the South African nation, Nelson Mandela, is a symbol of how much sacrifice South Africans had to make to end racism. In focussing the search light of Scripture on the foundational sin of our nation, Roger deploys one of the most powerful weapons available to the Christian world to a rather stubborn demon in our national life. There are no slogans, philosophical arguments or worn-out rhetoric in the book. For that, one must look elsewhere. This is rather a book about ordinary folk wrestling before a holy God with the sin of their nation and putting their lives on the line. In this way they have become witnesses, not in words only, but in their daily lives, of the efficacy of the Christian faith to save and redeem us from the tragedy of racism.