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The equality of believers : Protestant missionaries and the racial politics of South Africa

Record Type:	Electronic resources : monographic
Title Information:	Protestant missionaries and the racial politics of South Africa
Author:	ElphickRichard,
Secondary Intellectual Responsibility:	Project Muse
Place of Publication:	Charlottesville
Published:	University of Virginia Press;
Year of Publication:	2012
Description:	1 online resource (448 p.).
Series:	Reconsiderations in southern African history
Subject:	Protestant churches - Missions - South Africa -
Subject:	Race relations - Religious aspects -
Subject:	South Africa - Race relations -
Online resource:	http://muse.jhu.edu/books/9780813932798/
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:	9780813932798electronic bk.
ISBN:	0813932793electronic bk.
ISBN:	9780813932736hbk.
ISBN:	0813932734hbk.
Content Note:	Introduction: the equality of believers -- The missionaries, their converts, and their enemies -- The missionaries: from egalitarianism to paternalism -- The Africans: embracing the gospel of equality -- The Dutch settlers: confining the gospel of equality -- The political missionaries: "our religion must embody itself in action" -- The missionary critique of the African: witchcraft, marriage and sexuality -- The revoltof the Black clergy: "we can't be brothers" -- The benevolent empire and the social gospel -- The "native question" and the benevolent empire-- A Christian coalition of paternal elites -- The social gospel: the ideology of the benevolent empire -- High point of the Christian alliance: a South African Locarno -- The enemies of the benevolent empire: gelykstelling condemned -- The parting of the ways -- A special educationfor Africans? -- The abolition of the Cape franchise: a "door of citizenship" closed -- The evangelical invention of apartheid -- Neo-Calvinism: aworld-view for a missionary volk -- The stagnation of the social gospel -- The abolition of the mission schools: a second "door of citizenship" closed -- A divided missionary impulse and its political heirs

The equality of believers : Protestant missionaries and the racial politics of South Africa
Elphick, Richard

The equality of believers : Protestant missionaries and the racial politics of South Africa / Richard Elphick - Charlottesville : University of Virginia Press, 2012. - 1 online resource (448 p.).. - (Reconsiderations in southern African history).
Introduction: the equality of believers -- The missionaries, their converts, and their enemies -- The missionaries: from egalitarianism to paternalism -- The Africans: embracing the gospel of equality -- The Dutch settlers: confining the gospel of equality -- The political missionaries: "our religion must embody itself in action" -- The missionary critique of the African: witchcraft, marriage and sexuality -- The revoltof the Black clergy: "we can't be brothers" -- The benevolent empire and the social gospel -- The "native question" and the benevolent empire-- A Christian coalition of paternal elites -- The social gospel: the ideology of the benevolent empire -- High point of the Christian alliance: a South African Locarno -- The enemies of the benevolent empire: gelykstelling condemned -- The parting of the ways -- A special educationfor Africans? -- The abolition of the Cape franchise: a "door of citizenship" closed -- The evangelical invention of apartheid -- Neo-Calvinism: aworld-view for a missionary volk -- The stagnation of the social gospel -- The abolition of the mission schools: a second "door of citizenship" closed -- A divided missionary impulse and its political heirs.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 9780813932798ISBN 0813932793ISBN 9780813932736ISBN 0813932734
Protestant churchesRace relations -- Missions -- Religious aspects -- South Africa

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