Talk:Cornelis Jacobus Langenhoven

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message: Langenhoven is reported in a number of sources, including a book (Freemasons of South Africa), as I can recall, to have been a Freemason. I added a sentence to the text, as well as a preliminary online reference. I will try and find more references, including the above mentioned book. If anyone else has any good references to this fact, please add. Yeshuahasochek (talk) 10:57, 20 March 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: I consulted the published book on Freemasonry in South Africa by Dr. A. A. Cooper, and added the full reference to the article. I also incorporated the information into the text more smoothly. -Yeshuahasochek (talk) 14:12, 20 March 2008 (UTC)
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message: I found an interesting reference to Langenhoven in an article about the death of Nelson Mandela and his legacy in the Christian Science Monitor today which I have added to the bio of Langenhoven:
Nelson Mandela recounts that in 1964 while in prison he read a book by Langenhoven called Shadows of Nazareth about the trial of Christ Jesus that deeply affected him. Mandela describes how in Langenhoven's book Pilate agreed to judge Jesus, then offered the public a choice that freed not Jesus but the zealot Barabbas, and then how he, Pilate, finally ordered Jesus brought into the Roman court. "He gazed upwards and his eyes seemed to pierce through the roof and to see right beyond the stars," wrote Langenhoven. "It became clear that in that courtroom authority was not in me as a judge, but was down below in the dock where the prisoner was."Christian Science Monitor.  "Nelson Mandela and 'the foundations of one's spiritual life'" by Robert Marquand.  December 6, 2013.Conversations with Myself by Nelson Mandela.  2010.
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Hugh Pickens  24.116.102.208 (talk) 20:09, 6 December 2013 (UTC)
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