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2009•Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal/Potchefstroomse Elektroniese RegsbladOpen access

God's kingdom in the law's republic: Religious Freedom In South African Constitutional Jurisprudence

IJ Kroeze

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The wish to condemn and the desire to understand does not combine easily

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The wish to condemn and the desire to understand does not combine easily

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The wish to condemn and the desire to understand does not combine easily

Key concepts: Jurisprudence, Law, Kingdom, Political science, Religious freedom, Constitutional law, Constitutional court, Freedom of religion

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