| Summary: | Intro -- INTRODUCTION -- PART 1 -- 1 - ON FORGETTING: HISTORICAL INJUSTICE AND THE ART OF FORGETTING -- 2 - ON HISTORY: THE WRITING OF HISTORY AS REMEDY OR POISON? -- 3 - ON REMEMBERING: MEMORY, HISTORY, AND JUSTICE -- 4 - ON THE ARCHIVE: ARCHIVING OTHERWISE -- 5 - ON TRADITION: REFORMING TRADITION? -- 6 - ON DOING CHURCH HISTORY: FIVE THESES -- 7 - ON COMMEMORATING: REMEMBERING THE REFORMATION AFTER 500 YEARS -- PART 2 -- 8 - ON POVERTY: THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH AND 'THE POOR WHITE PROBLEM' -- 9 - ON URBANISATION: THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH AND THE CITY -- 10 - ON DIVISION: THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH AND SOME RESPONSES TO THE SECOND WORLD WAR -- 11 - ON READING SCRIPTURE: THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH AND THE BIBLICAL JUSTIFICATION OF APARTHEID -- 12 - ON ECUMENISM: THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, BEYERS NAUDÉ AND THE GHOST OF COTTESLOE -- PART 3 -- 13 - ON CALVIN'S THEOLOGICAL HERITAGE IN SOUTH AFRICA: ENGAGING AN AMBIVALENT, CONTESTED AND PROMISING LEGACY -- 14 - ON THE DISPLACED CALVIN: 'REFUGEE REALITY' AS A LENS TO EXAMINE CALVIN'S LIFE, THEOLOGY AND LEGACY -- 15 - ON CALVIN AND THE MIRROR OF THE STRANGER: 'REFUGEE REALITY' AND THE GIFT OF RECOGNITION -- 16 - ON BEYERS NAUDÉ: REVISITING A LEGACY OF HOSPITALITY AND TRUTH-TELLING -- 17 - ON DIRKIE SMIT: TAKE, READ … INTERPRET, CONFESS -- 18 - FOR JOHN DE GRUCHY: DEMOCRACY IS COMING TO THE RSA -- PART 4 -- 19. ON THE LORD'S SUPPER: THE 'WELCOME TABLE', EXCLUSION AND THE REFORMED TRADITION -- 20 - ON THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION: CALVIN, THE ACADEMY OF GENEVA AND 150 YEARS OF THEOLOGY AT STELLENBOSCH -- 21 - ON THE HEIDELBERG CATECHISM: REMEMBERING A 16TH-CENTURY REFORMED CONFESSION IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY -- 22 - ON THE BELHAR CONFESSION: REMARKS ON THE RECEPTION OF A 20TH CENTURY CONFESSIONA LDOCUMENT IN THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH.
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