Totalitarian Calvinism : the Reformed (Dopper) community in South Africa, 1902-1919
Published by : Bishop Lonsdale College (Mickleover, Derby) Physical details: 328 leaves : illustrations| Item type | Current location | Call number | Vol info | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie | 284.26 HEX (Browse shelf) | Proefskrif | 1 | Not For Loan | APA008550 |
Includes bibliographical references.
Synopsis -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgements -- The nineteenth century Dutch and South African background and a consideration of British Imperialism: Dutch Calvinism and the Anti-Revolutionary movement -- Calvinists, Liberals and Evangelical in nineteenth century Afrikaner Society -- The development of national consciousness and Afrikaner identity prior to 1899 -- British Imperialism - A threat to Calvinism and Afrikaner identity -- The Reformed (dopper) Church in South Africa: The Ecclesiastical organisation of the Reformed Church in South Africa -- The practice of faith, social conditions and some examples of Church discipline -- Christian-National Education: The school struggle: Imperial education and the Afrikaner reaction -- The Reformed theory of Christian Education -- The Reformed Church and the Second Afrikaans Language Movement -- Totius - Afrikaans prophet and interpreter of the Word of God -- Dr. O'Kulis and Afrikaans Literature -- Religion and Politics: The Inextricable Involvement -- The Reformed religion and politics -- Afrikaner nationalism, apartheid and the birth of the National Party -- War, rebellion and Social Issues -- Postscript: Totalitarian Calvinism -- Appendix -- Bibliography
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