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The churches' response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic: a case study of Christian agencies in the Cape Town area
It is two decades since the start of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Since then it has caused the death of millions and untold suffering to many more, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. Yet, while some Christian response soon developed, until a few years ago the majority of churches have struggled to recognis...
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Department of Religious Studies
2018
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