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A Black Theology of Liberation
Black Theology, 2005AbstractThis essay looks at the notion of culture as one of the foundational presuppositions for developing a future constructive theological anthropology based on African-American folk tales. Too often contemporary theologians, in general, and Black and Womanist theologians, in particular, assume an understanding of culture as given.
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Black Transhuman Liberation Theology
2020Edition description: This book proposes freedom through an unlikely source: science. Mediating Black religious studies and liberation theology, Philip Butler explores how Black Americans can utilize technology in conjunction with their spirituality in the fight towards materializing freedom. The discussions shaping what it means for humans to
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Black Theology and the struggle for liberation
Index on Censorship, 1983(1983). Black Theology and the struggle for liberation. Index on Censorship: Vol. 12, Religion And Human Rights, pp. 29-31.
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Black Theology of Liberation and the Impact of Womanist Theology
2002Black theology of liberation means thinking about how the spirit of liberation works with poor black folk spiritually and materially, individually and collectively, and privately and publicly. The foundation for black theology has always existed whenever and wherever God has chosen to colabor with the poor for justice. Moreover, black theology analyzes
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Towards a More Liberating Black Liberation Theology
Black Theology, 2005This article explores the appropriation of anger in Black theology. It argues that Black liberation theologians construct theology out of their anger over perceived injustices in society. However, they have failed to correctly appropriate their anger by naming it and developing constructive outlets for this anger.
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Spirituality of Liberation in African Pentecostal Worship and Its Implications for Black Theology
Black Theology, 2021Mookgo Solomon Kgatle
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