From Apartheid to Liberation

Arguing against prevailing social-scientific analyses which trace the sources and nature of ethical beliefs in South Africa purely to material, economic and/or political factors, this essay asserts the comparable significance of religious belief in shaping South African morals. By means of an outline of Afrikaner history and a comparison of Dutch Calvinism in its various contemporary forms (white and black, pro- and anti-apartheid), the essay explores the applicability and effectiveness of a Weberian approach to the understanding of a society's ethical convictions

Calvinism · Environmental ethics · Political science · Politics · Sociology · TRACE (psycholinguistics) · White (mutation · African cultural and philosophical studies · Gender Studies · Law · Philosophy · Religion, Society, and Development · Theological Perspectives and Practices

• Calvin and the Resignification of the World

  Open Access•Michelle Chaplin Sanchez•Calvin and the Resignification of…•2019

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• Madonna and Child of Soweto

  Michelle Wolff•Political Theology•2018

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• Making Race

  Ian Goldin•Making Race•1989

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• The broken covenant

  Robert Neelly Bellah•The broken covenant•1992

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• Black politics in South Africa since 1945

  Tom Lodge•Black politics in South Africa…•1983

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• The Church Struggle in South Africa

  Open Access•Peter Hinchliff•Theology•1980

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• Marxism and Religion

  Open Access•David Mclellan•Marxism and religion•1987

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• Civil Religion and Moral Order

  Michael W Hughey•Civil Religion and Moral Order•1983

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• Religion

  Open Access•Stephen A Kent, Roger O’toole et al.•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•1985

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• Race Class and the Apartheid State

  Ann Seidman, Harold Wolpe et al.•African Economic History•1988

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• Civil Religion and Moral Order

  Richard Perkins, Michael W Hughey•Sociological Analysis•1984

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• Ideology on a Frontier

  Leslie Clement Duly, J Alton Templin•The International Journal of…•1985

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• Black Consciousness in South Africa

  Tom Lodge, Robert Fatton•The International Journal of…•1987

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• The Irony of Apartheid

  Open Access•H F Dickie-Clark, Irving Hexham•Canadian Journal of African…•1983

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• Civil Religion and Moral Order. Theoretical and Historical Dimensions

  John Markoff, Michael W Hughey•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1984

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• Religion

  Thomas Robbins, Roger O’toole et al.•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1985

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• The Prodigal Church

  Open Access•Ken Jubber•Social Compass•1985

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