Shared religious commitment forced Afrikaners to respect their anti-apartheid opponents

Evidence

So deeply religious by conviction, Afrikaners were challenged to treat those equally committed to the language of the Lord with a modicum of respect even where they found their scriptural interpretation, religious conviction, and earthly resolve fundamentally at odds with their own. — David Theo Goldberg, The Threat of Race, 1567

Categorization

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