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The Politics of Love – An insightful Christian perspective on South Africa’s transition from apartheid, exploring reconciliation, forgiveness, and the power of love through the writings of Michael Cassidy, with a foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
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The Politics of Love: Choosing the Christian Way in a Changing South Africa by Michael Cassidy, with a foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, is a thought-provoking examination of faith, reconciliation, and the moral challenges facing South Africa during one of the most significant periods in its history. Written as apartheid was drawing to a close and the country stood on the threshold of democracy, Cassidy presents a compelling Christian perspective on forgiveness, justice, and peaceful transformation.
Founder of Africa Enterprise and one of South Africa’s best-known Christian leaders, Michael Cassidy argues that lasting national healing can only be achieved through the principles of love, reconciliation, and biblical values. Drawing on Scripture, contemporary events, and his own experiences engaging with political and church leaders, Cassidy offers practical insights into overcoming division and building a society founded on mutual respect and compassion.
The Politics of Love is further enhanced by a foreword from Archbishop Desmond Tutu, whose endorsement underscores its historical and spiritual significance. Today, The Politics of Love remains an important resource for readers interested in South African history, Christian ethics, reconciliation studies, and the role of faith during the country’s peaceful transition to democracy. It is particularly relevant to theologians, historians, students of political science, clergy, and collectors of books relating to apartheid and the democratic transition.
This 1991 Hodder Christian Paperbacks edition is becoming increasingly difficult to source, particularly in well-preserved condition, making The Politics of Love a worthwhile addition to any collection of South African history, Christian literature, or works on peacebuilding and social justice.
Condition – Very Good
1991 paperback. Covers remain clean with light shelf wear. Binding is tight and secure. Internally clean with even age-related page toning/discolouration throughout, as expected for the paper stock used. A well-preserved reading and reference copy.
