Blame Me on HistoryThe coming-of-age of a black intellectual under apartheid. |
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... Dutch , indicate that the white men did believe themselves so superior , and ... Reformed Church and its phalanges has offended me with the belief in ... Dutch Reformed Churches , and their cause is championed by disciples like Rev ...
... Dutch , indicate that the white men did believe themselves so superior , and ... Reformed Church and its phalanges has offended me with the belief in ... Dutch Reformed Churches , and their cause is championed by disciples like Rev ...
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... Church -who have come forward with statements that they have been unable to find any justification for apartheid in the Bible ; and the lone voice of Professor B. B. Keet , senior professor at the Dutch Reformed Church seminary in ...
... Church -who have come forward with statements that they have been unable to find any justification for apartheid in the Bible ; and the lone voice of Professor B. B. Keet , senior professor at the Dutch Reformed Church seminary in ...
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... church , past the congregation staring a silent approval of the expulsion , and out through the main entrance which I had so carefully avoided ; and once outside the church the politeness and the Christian ... Dutch Reformed Church , 193.
... church , past the congregation staring a silent approval of the expulsion , and out through the main entrance which I had so carefully avoided ; and once outside the church the politeness and the Christian ... Dutch Reformed Church , 193.
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