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Interacting with ‘God of the Oppressed’ 3 — Defining Truth
I am working my way through James Cone‘s God of the Oppressed. Come join me on my journey as I learn about Black Liberation Theology. ************* In chapter two, James Cone lays out different sources of truth, and then defines … Continue reading
Interacting with God of the Oppressed 2 – The Importance of Experience
I am working my way through James Cone‘s God of the Oppressed. Come join me on my journey as I learn about Black Liberation Theology. ************************* The Importance of Experience James Cone proposes a dialectic between Scripture and Experience, arguing … Continue reading
New Series: Me and Black Liberation Theology
I’m gearing up for a class in the fall on contemporary theology. One of the books we are reading is James Cone’s God of the Oppressed. I hope to blog through it here at PJ starting in August. I should … Continue reading
Posted in black theology, liberation theology, theology
Tagged blackness, theological growth
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Book Review: Willie Jennings’ The Christian Imagination: Theology and the Origins of Race
Gentile Christian Critical Race Theorists Should Know Their Place I have been engaged in Critical Race Theory for a while now. Even though I could consider myself a late comer to this game, I could also reasonably argue that from … Continue reading
Posted in black religion, black theology, books, the Academy, theology
Tagged book review, critical race theory, J. Kameron Carter, jewish theology, Willie Jennings
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