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Liberative Black theology: a case study of race in theological education
Our history in South Africa has shown that we are largely segregated and unequal, as race continues to define the opportunities of many. Post-apartheid interactions continue to be troubling in racial terms. The new interracial relationships that are created in religious organisations can become a model of social cohesion for South African society ...
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I’m so Self-Conscious: Kanye West’s Rhetorical Wrestling with Theodicy and Nihilism [PDF]
Whether Kanye’s plea to God is to intervene because “the devil’s trying to break [him] down,” or that he (Kanye) is “tryna keep [his] faith,” Kanye West’s lamentations communicate his wrestling of succumbing to sufferings within the world.
Marshall, Conā S. M.
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Liberation extension: building capacities for civilizational transition. [PDF]
Copeland N.
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Journal of African Christian Biography: v. 3, no. 3 [PDF]
A publication of the Dictionary of African Christian Biography with U.S. offices located at the Center for Global Christianity and Mission at Boston University. This issue focuses on: 1. Aberi K.
Bonk, Jonathan +6 more
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Western theology’s whiteness and some Liberation theologies, two sides of the same coin?
This article explores how the Western theology often employed by European explorers sought to deify ‘whiteness’. Whiteness as an ideological construction found the ideal tool in Christianity and through supersessionism detached Jesus of Nazareth from his
Sifiso Khuzwayo
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A theological response to racism in post-apartheid South Africa: A Korean perspective
This article explores a theological response to racism from a Korean perspective as a way to celebrate the legacy of Vuyani Shadrack Vellem who introduced the first Korean author (S.K.) to Black Theology of Liberation (BTL) in South Africa.
Seungbum Kim, Buhle Mpofu
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This article provides an initial overview of the Institute for Contextual Theology’s 1988–1990 project on A Liberating Ministry to the White Community, particularly exploring the main themes that emerged from national workshops during the 3 years. The project participants set out to think through the questions of a ministry to the white community in ...
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"We Witches." Knowledge Wars, Experience and Spirituality in the Women's Movement During the 1970s. [PDF]
Kwaschik A.
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The practice of the black church being a follower of the leading white church is a continuous process in the Gereformeerde Kerke in Suid Afrika (or Reformed Churches in South Africa in English). This makes it difficult to contextualise Reformed Theology to address African challenges and problems.
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Practices of Care and Relationship-Building: A Qualitative Analysis of Urban Agriculture's Impacts on Black People's Agency and Wellbeing in Philadelphia. [PDF]
Gripper AB.
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