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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96202-3ot only in South Africa but throughout the Western world. News reports, for example, tell us: ‘Police were compelled to use force to restrain violent youths who were throwing stones …’ ‘Police were forced to use teargas and birdshot to restrain student violence at the University of Cape Town’. ‘The

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Studies in Systems, Decision and Controlical opinion. The divisions and interests which divide our society also permeate and divide the Church. Indeed, in the present conflict in South Africa Christians find themselves on radically different sides, and thus in heated controversy and conflict with each other.