Bantu prophets in South Africa

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• PREFACE by the Hon. the Senator, Dr. E. H. Brookes = 5
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS = 10
• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS = 11
• INTRODUCTION : APPROACHING THE PROBLEM = 13
• CHAPTER Ⅰ. RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL BACKGROUND OF THE ZULUS = 19
• (1) Zulu Beliefs = 19
• (a) High God = 19
• (b) Ancestors = 21
• (c) Magic = 23
• (2) White Missions, History and Policy = 25
• (3) "Net vir Blankes - For Europeans Only" = 32
• (a) Land and Labour = 33
• (b) Social relationships = 35
• (c) White Christianity and the colour bar = 36
• CHAPTER Ⅱ. THE RISE OF THE INDEPENDENT CHURCH MOVEMENT = 38
• (1) History of Churches of Ethiopian and Zionist type = 38
• (2) Genealogical Tables of Representative Churches = 43
• (a) Congregational offshoots = 45
• (b) Methodist offshoots = 46
• (c) The Zionist movement = 47
• (3) Attempts at Co-operation = 50
• (4) Types and Charters = 53
• (5) Relation of Separatist Churches to missions = 60
• (a) To Missionaries = 60
• (b) To African Mission pastors = 62
• (c) To Broad Masses of Mission Church Africans = 64
• CHAPTER Ⅲ. GOVERNMENT POLICY = 65
• (1) History of Government policy = 65
• (a) Policy in pre-Union time = 65
• (b) 1910-25 = 70
• (c) After 1925 = 74
• (2) Privileges following upon Government recognition = 77
• CHAPTER Ⅳ. CHURCH AND COMMUNITY = 80
• (1) Independent Churches in the City(Johannesburg) = 80
• (2) Independent Churches on Farms = 87
• (3) Independent Churches in the Reserve = 93
• CHAPTER Ⅴ. LEADER AND FOLLOWERS = 100
• (1) The Leader = 100
• (a) Zulu patterns of leadership = 100
• (b) Church leaders of chief-type and prophet-type = 106
• (c) Inherited leadership = 117
• (d) Educational standards = 121
• (e) Ministers' salaries = 126
• (f) Attitude to property = 129
• (2) Leader and Nucleus = 130
• (a) Size and geographical spread = 130
• (b) Rank system within the nucleus = 135
• (c) Women as local leaders = 139
• (d) Relation of leader and nucleus = 144
• (3) Leader, Nucleus and Church = 150
• (a) The leader's control over the Church = 150
• (b) Finance of the Church = 157
• (c) Intergrating and disintergrating forces in the relationship between leader, nucleus and Church = 161
• (d) The dynamics of fission and fusion in the leader-nucleus-Church relationship = 168
• CHAPTER Ⅵ. WORSHIP AND HEALING = 180
• (1) Worship = 180
• (i) General Features = 180
• (a) Ritualistic trend = 180
• (b) Examples of Church services = 182
• (c) Preaching and testimonies = 190
• (d) Prayer = 192
• (e) Hymns = 193
• (f) Sacred dance = 197
• (g) Religious festivals = 198
• (h) Emotionalism and possession = 200
• (ii) Worship in Bethesda = 200
• (a) Baptism and purification rites = 201
• (b) Confessions and purification = 211
• (c) Sacred dress = 213
• (d) Purification and Holy Communion = 215
• (e) Ritual avoidance(taboos on food, sex, burial) = 216
• (2) Healing = 220
• (a) Illness and health among the Zulus = 221
• (b) Illinois and illness = 223
• (c) Causes of illness = 225
• (d) Healing activities = 228
• (e) Place of healing in the Church = 233
• CHAPTER Ⅶ. NEW WINE IN OLD WINESKINS = 238
• (1) Blend of Old and New = 238
• (a) Ancestral spirit and Holy Spirit = 238
• (b) Magic and divining = 253
• (c) The element of change = 259
• (2) Dreams as means of revelation = 265
• (3) Revelation through = 275
• (a) the Book = 275
• (b) the Black Christ = 278
• (4) Green Pastures - Zulu Version = 289
• (a) The Gate = 289
• (b) The reversed colour-bar in Heaven = 290
• (c) Zulu Canaan and the New Jerusalem = 291
• CONCLUSIONS = 295
• NOTES = 302
• APPENDIX A. Heathen Diviner and Christian Prophet = 313
• APPENDIX B. List of Native Separatist Churches = 317
• SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY = 338
• INDEX OF NAMES = 340
• INDEX OF SUBJECTS = 342