Selected Books
The Irony of Apartheid, Lewiston, Edwin Mellen, 1981, pp. 239. Religion, Economics, and Social Thought, with Walter Block, Vancouver, The Fraser Institute, 1986, pp. 573. Zulu Religion: Texts and Interpretations. Vol. I: Traditional Zulu Ideas about God, Lewiston, Edwin Mellen, 1987, pp. 455. The Scriptures of the amaNazaretha of Ekuphakameni, translated from the Zulu by the Rt. Rev. Londa Shembe and Hans-Jürgen Becken, with introductory essays by Irving Hexham and G.C. Oosthuizen, Calgary, University of Calgary Press, 1994, pp. xlix + 144. The Story of Isaiah Shembe - History and Traditions Centered on Ekuphakameni and Mount Nhlangakazi: Volume One of the Sacred History and Traditions of the amaNazaretha, translated from the Zulu by Hans-Jürgen Becken, edited with G.C. Oosthuizen, Lewiston, Edwin Mellen Press, 1996, pp. 258. New Religions as Global Cultures, with Karla Poewe, Boulder, Westview Press, 1997, pp. 180. The Christian Travelers Guide to Britain, Grand Rapids, Zondervan, April, 2001, pp. 245. Understanding World Religions, Grand Rapids, Zondervan, 2011, pp. 512.
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