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Locating Christ in a Communist World: The Reverends Frank Hartley and Victor James as Political Travellersby: Robert McArthur
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AbstractBecause of their political travels and reportage during the Cold War, Australian peace activists the Reverends Frank Hartley and Victor James conform to Paul Hollander's classic typology of the political pilgrim. This article contests this explanatory model. It argues that Hollander's typology does not account properly for the nexus between religious faith and political life that profoundly shaped and guided not only Hartley and James political activism, but also their travel experiences. It demonstrates that faith-related factors extraneous to the material experience of their travels helped them to hold, and propagate, idealised views of life under socialist regimes.
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