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DIE AUSEINANDERSETZUNG MIT DEM APARTHEIDREGIME IM WESTDEUTSCHEN PROTESTANTISMUS, 1959-1994 Sebastian Tripp DFG-Forschergruppe 621:Transformation der Religion in der Moderne; Ruhr-Universität Bochum, 44780 Bochum, Germany e-mail: sebastian.tripp@rub.de@rub.de As early as in the 1950s the moral challenge of apartheid led to the formation of antiapartheid movements in the Western world. From the very beginning, Christian groups and initiatives played an important role in this transnational movement. Although the antiapartheid movement included many non-religious groups most of the leading members were church people. In Germany, however, anti-apartheid activism started only in the 1970s in the wake of students’ protests and the continuous discourse on ‘Vergangenheitsbewältigung’. Although Christian, and especially Protestant, groups played a leading role in the anti-apartheid movement in Germany, too, this participation was highly contested. Despite an almost unanimous agreement on the moral flaws of the apartheid regime, the question in how far Christian groups and the churches themselves should take part in public protest against apartheid was one of the major issues discussed in West German Protestantism. In my thesis I analyse these debates consulting various published and unpublished sources. In order to reconstruct the fullest possible picture I will look at protestant newspapers (e.g. Deutsches Allgemeines Sonntagsblatt, Lutherische Monatshefte, Evangelische Kommentare, Junge Kirche) as well as at records and minutes of Church Boards of several regional Churches (‘Landeskirchen’). Furthermore, documents of associations arguing either for (e.g. Evangelische Frauenarbeit in Deutschland) or against (e.g. Arbeitsgemeinschaft Christen für Partnerschaft statt Gewalt) direct political action of Church organisations, such as call for boycotts. I argue that the significance of this discourse arises from the fact that most of the current theological, political and societal debates, e.g., gender roles, post-colonial responsibilities, anti-communism vs. critique of capitalism, intermingled and were discussed using the subject of ‘apartheid’ as a foil. In times when Christianity underwent a “marking rupture as profound as the Reformation” (Hugh McLeod), the discourse on ‘apartheid’ was used to dispute the future role of the churches and religion in a transforming society. One of the major questions discussed was that of political responsibility of the churches. How must the relation between churches and political authorities be shaped? Should or even must churches interfere in political questions? Under which circumstances should this be the case? Where should the line be drawn between politics and religion? In these debates not only present and future developments of the Protestant Churches in Germany were disputed. They also represented an act of ‘Vergangenheitsbewältigung’ for the churches as the responsibility of the Protestant Church in the Third Reich and the heritage of the ‘Kirchenkampf’ and the ‘Bekennende Kirche’ were constantly referred to in this discourse.
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