God in South Africa

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Set against the backdrop of South Africa's apartheid, the book explores the intersection of faith and social justice, emphasizing that the struggle for liberation is intrinsically linked to Christian belief. Written during a time of political turmoil, it reflects on the nature of sin, salvation, and God's active role in the world. Nolan engages with the moral dilemmas faced by Christians in a repressive regime, urging a re-examination of the gospel's relevance in times of crisis. His insights resonate universally, offering a framework for contextual theology that champions liberation and justice.