Married priests and the reforming papacy: the eleventh-century debates

Anne Llewellyn Barstow

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Historical and Religious Studies of Rome Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Medieval Literature and History

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Describing the Dutch Reformed Church's biblical proofs for apartheid, this work addresses the question of whether South Africa will succeed in building a non-racial democratic society. White theology's impact on social reality is addressed, and the role of Afrikaaner churches assessed.

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