The Lincoln Theological Institute has set up network of theologians, religious scholars, activists and pastor interested in postcolonial theory; the Postcolonial Theology Network has an active facebook group.
This week premieres the unveiling of its new website.
“The purpose of the Postcolonial Theology Network (PTN) is to bring together and resource all persons especially scholars, activists and pastors who seek to identify, examine, and critique the role of the colonial in theologies.
The PTN initiates trans-national research network collaborations on emerging postcolonial questions that lead to cutting edge publications that raise the quality of postcolonial theological research and activism.
All people everywhere are welcomed and none are excluded. All viewpoints are welcomed and contribute to the diversity and richness of this group. The PTN asks that you cherish and honor this diversity through mutual respect of persons and words written herein.”
POSTCOLONIAL THEOLOGY NETWORK.
I already have a profile on there under the “North American” and “Masters students” sections. Go ahead and check it out.
