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The purpose of this article is to investigate the explicit and implicit use of the concepthuman dignity in the theological discourse against apartheid in the Dutch Reformedfamily of churches. Specifically its use during the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church inAfrica in 1975, within the Broederkring and during the Synods of the Dutch ReformedMission Church in 1978 and 1982 is investigated. It is argued that the term human dignitywas consistently formulated from a specifically Christological point of view and can bedistinguished from its use in more general human rights discourses of the twentieth century.

HUMAN DIGNITY IN THE THEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE AGAINST APARTHEID IN THE DUTCH REFORMED FAMILY