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050 00 $aDT1756$b.T88 1994
100 1 $aTutu, Desmond.
245 14 $aThe rainbow people of God :$bthe making of a peaceful revolution / $cDesmond Tutu ; edited by John Allen.
260 $aNew York :$bDoubleday,$c1994.
300 $a281 p., [16] p. of plates :$bill. ;$c25 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aA growing nightmarish fear: An open letter to prime minister B.J Vorster (1976) -- Oh, God, how long can we go on?: Address at the funeral of Steve Biko (1977) -- We drink water to fill our stomachs: Address to the provincial Synod of the church of the province of Southern Africa (1979) -- A deep and passionate love for our land: Transcript of remarks to P.W. Botha and members of his cabinet (1980) -- Why did Mr. Botha's courage fail him? : Extract from a presentation to a Johannesburg study group (1981) --The divine imperative: Evidence to the South African government's commission of inquiry into the South African council of churches (1982) -- Not even invited to the party: Remarks on proposals for a new constitution (1983)-- Apartheid's "final solution": Nobel lecture (1984) -- You don't reform a Frankenstein: Extract from an address to the political committee of the UN general assembly (1985) -- Punitive sanctions: Press statement (1986) -- Perhaps even to die: Sermon on the eve of a return to controversy in South Africa (1987) -- You give yourself a left hooks: Address at a prayer service for peace in Natal (1987) -- You will bite the dust!: Extracts from a sermon at a service held to replace a banned rally (1988) -- Your policies are unbiblical, unchristian, immoral and evil: A letter to P.W. Botha (1988) --
505 0 $aStraighten up your shoulders!: Remarks to victims of police brutality (1989) -- We are the rainbow people!: The Cape Town march (1989) -- We have seen some extraodinary things: Sermon at a Thanksgiving service for the release of Nelson Mandela (1990) -- Why I believe this is happening: Lecture to cadets at the U.S Minitary Academy (1990) -- I am not a politician: Interview on a new role for Desmond TuTu (1990) -- The Nadir of despair: Extracts from addresses on the Transvaal township war (1990) -- We forgive you: Contributions to the Rustenburg church conference (1990) -- Something has gone desperately wrong: Homily during Holy week (1991) -- Nurtuing our people: Extract from charge to the Angilcan Synod of Bishops (1992) -- On the brink of disaster: Sermon on the Boipatong Massacre (1992) -- We offer to you these children: Prayer at the site of the killing of six children (1993) -- His death is our victory: Sermon at the funeral of South African communist party leader Chris Hani (1993) --
505 0 $aThe bottom of depravity: Address at an interfaith rally after a massacre at St. James Church, Cape Town (1993) -- A miracle unfolding: Sermon on and Thanksgiving for South Aferica's first free election (1994) --
505 0 $aAll that has changed is the complexion of the oppressor: Extract from a sermon in Mobutu's Zaire (1989)-- You are not God!: Sermon in Noriega's Panama (1989) -- They have power but not authority: The beginning of the defiance campaign in Cape Town (1989) --
505 0 $aAgents of transfiguration: Charge on enthronement as Archbishop of Cape Town (1986).
610 20 $aChurch of the Province of Southern Africa$xSermons.
650 0 $aSermons, English$zSouth Africa.
650 0 $aAnglican Communion$zSouth Africa$xSermons.
651 0 $aSouth Africa$xRace relations.
700 1 $aAllen, John.
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