The Spirit of Freedom |
Maps |
Foreword |
Acknowledgements |
![]() | Introduction |
![]() | Neville Alexander: No Need for the God Hypothesis |
![]() | Ray Alexander: Ultimately a Trade Unionist |
![]() | Franz Auerbach: A Jewish Humanist |
![]() | Cheryl Carolus: Struggle Not Politics |
![]() | Frank Chikane: Spirituality and Struggle |
![]() | Sheena Duncan: Surprised by Joy |
![]() | Ela Gandhi: Part of a Tradition of Struggle |
![]() | Nadine Gordimer: A Vocation to Write |
![]() | Chris Hani: Almost a Priest |
![]() | Trevor Huddleston: Makhalipile—The Dauntless One |
![]() | Nelson Mandela: Liberation Not Power |
![]() | Govan Mbeki: Promoting the Human Project |
![]() | Fatima Meer: A Muslim and a Woman |
![]() | Stanley Mogoba: Committed to Peace |
![]() | Ruth Mompati: A Mother and a Daughter of Africa |
![]() | Itumeleng Mosala: A Black Theologian |
![]() | Beyers Naudé: An Afrikaner of Afrikaners |
![]() | Ebrahim Rasool:| Bridging the Two Worlds of Islam |
![]() | Albertina Sisulu: A Woman of the Soil |
![]() | Joe Slovo: A Believing Unbeliever |
![]() | Desmond Tutu: Obedience to God |
![]() | Afterword: The Future Is Now |