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Kingdom come: The politics of faith and freedom in segregationist South Africa and beyond. Durham: Duke University Press. 264 pages.
In this book, Tshepo Chéry delivers a powerful intervention in African religious historiography and postcolonial political thought. With remarkable clarity and archival depth, she chronicles how Christian theology and African spirituality converged in South Africa’s long and complex history of racia
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